Short YouTube clip (Joe Fier) advising creators to make content 'tasty' for algorithms by reducing friction and filling user information gaps so automated systems (Google AI, OpenAI, etc.) can confidently serve it to users. Emphasizes making content easy for bots to understand, timely, and directly useful to user needs.
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I had to write that down because I'm like, that's. That's interesting and cool, isn't it? It is so algorithmic harmony in your mind, and this is what. Yeah. Kept you awake, probably, or woke you up, is so you're reducing. Reducing friction. For what? All of the bots. So we're talking, what, Google AI, all the, you know, open AI, all the stuff that's basically looking for information. So you're making it easy for people. You're making it tasty and interesting for the bots to, you know, like. No, the algorithms. Yeah, for the algorithms, Yep. So the tasty part is algorithms is does the algorithm think that your content is tasty and helpful and that would be what, timely stuff? Right. The information gaps that you mentioned, does it serve the purpose of the need of the user? You need to make sure the content you're creating makes the algorithm. Algorithms. The link. Yes, I can serve this to my user and it will be helpful to them. That's tasty.