Phil Risher says paying $1,500-$2,000 for AI-generated blog posts stuffed with keywords is wasting money. Google and AI platforms see it as commodity slop. Real SEO means mining customer conversations and call transcripts to build unique Q&A content that actually answers what people search for.
If your SEO company is telling you that you need to do blogs to stay relevant and that's how you're going to rank, it's hurting your business. If you do generic blog posts from ChatGPT, they throw some keywords in there to help you rank on things and then say, "Oh, this is good SEO." That's not SEO. Jamming keywords into a blog post with AI slop is not SEO. Taking real content from your conversations and your calls that people are having, building it around a knowledge base that knows about your business and unique things, And then answering the questions that people have, that is SEO for the now. And if you're paying for SEO, $1,500, $2,000 for that slop, it's actually hurting your business. You're losing trust with Google. You're losing trust with AI platforms because you're feeding it things that it already knows. Commodity content. Google tells us you need non-commodity content. Stop paying for that and get a better plan. Stop paying for slop that's hurting your business. Start using your customer conversations. We built an AI agent that does this exact thing for you. Comment "Agent" below and I'll show you how it works.
The companies that win the next five years won't be the ones gaming the system.
