Hey Brent, good morning. Hope you’re doing well. Quick update here: in January we had around eight terms at the top of Google, and by May 12th we peaked at about 72 or 73. Currently we’re at 58 at the top, plus another 68 terms on Google’s first page that aren’t in the top spot yet.
For example, “managed IT services near me” is currently in position three. In Google Maps, we’re just below Turnkey and Infotech. Moving up even one or two spots here will dramatically increase visibility and clicks.
I also wanted to share something new I’ve been building: my second AI agent, called Incredible Roots. It’s designed to create SEO silos—an organizational strategy for content. In a silo, you have a main “pillar page” of 3,000–4,000 words covering a broad, comprehensive topic. Then you have smaller “cluster pages” of about 1,000 words each that branch off the pillar, targeting related subtopics.
Think of it like a tree: the pillar page is the trunk, and the cluster pages are the roots spreading out. The more roots you build, the more resilient and stronger the tree becomes. In SEO terms, silos improve rankings by about 40% in visibility and 30% in traffic over six months. They also make your business more discoverable in AI tools like ChatGPT, which is important as more people search using chat-based platforms.
I’ve already tested this with a Florida HVAC company, Rich’s AC. After building silos around their services, within four weeks they landed a $2,000+ sale from a customer who found them through ChatGPT. That proved how powerful this strategy can be.
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