What have i been through these 30 days
One, the anxiety of a seo veteran
Last month, i couldn't sleep with a story in the circle: a 10-year-old seo in beijing, with a monthly salary of 1w。
I've been running the internet for eight years, watching the search go from 100 degrees to little red books, and now it's deepseek and chatgpt. The traditional search is being subverted — users are not going to look at the pages, but are asking ai directly。
And what worries me even more is, when users ask ai, "what kind of company does the xx industry have?"
With that question, i started looking for answers. I went through the geo course on the market, either too theoretical or too technical. Until my friends recommended a flying wheel, saying that their class was "three first-line teachers, with zero codes."。
I'm sure i've given my name, but this month has completely changed my career。
Why does this class make me understand
To be honest, the thing that worries me most before i sign up is that i don't understand. After all, after all, the term geo itself is a bluff, and it sounds like a programmer's doing it。
But i'm relieved with the first lesson。
The combination of the three teachers is the most "real battle" configuration i've ever seen。
The rotors are technical, but never code. He is a 12-year expert in ai products and holds 24 patents on national inventions related to knowledge maps. It was said that geo was “presumably how”, and he said “what does ai really think”. The content of the course on “knowledge-building” is a combat method that he has evolved from the accumulation of patents over the years — non-fiction, technical support for each。
Dae-hee is a marketing school, with 15 years of marketing background, served in safety, microbank, and new east. He's responsible for turning complex technology into a language i can understand. What "e-e-a-t" is structured to feed, and he makes it clear in three words: you have to sort your information out, like you wrote to ai, so that ai can see who you are and whether you are worth recommending。
Xiaobai is a product-spring, has graduated from the department of redan marketing, has been the director of products in large factories for 10 years and has three years of marketing practice. He made me realize that geo was not only playing at home, but also overseas ai platforms。
Most unexpectedly, there are also two assistant teachers — all of whom were former students — who received the results within a month. This “student-to-trainer” mechanism is in itself the best proof of the effectiveness of the course。
Three, 30 days of study. What have i been through
The courses are divided into several stages, but are not as boring as schooling. Each module is "learning to use."。
First and second weeks, address the issue of “awareness”。
I used to think geo was "seo in ai" and it wasn't one thing to hear. The logic of ai search and traditional search is fundamentally different - ai does not match keywords, but understands intent, assesses credibility and decides whether to recommend you。
This week i figured out why some of the content is crazyly recommended by ai, and some of it is never on the list。
In the third and fourth weeks, get to the “virtual” stage。
That's the most valuable part。
We learned how to study "what questions users ask ai." not by guess, but by a methodology. Then, on the basis of these questions, the creation of “the content that ai is willing to recommend”。
Here's the "knowledge mapping" method of mr. WirtschaftsprÜfer -- not to let you write code, but to teach you to organize information in a structured way, so that ai can understand, trust, and eventually recommend you。
At the same time, we started using the course-based geo monitoring system. Enter your own brand, and the system will tell you directly: what is your voice in ai, whether it's positive or negative when ai recommends you, and how often your content is quoted。
Each step is supported by data and is no longer based on guess。
For the first time in a month, i looked in deepseek for trade keywords and saw my name in ai's answer. That feeling, how to say -- like finding a door in the dark and getting the key。
Iv. Something more valuable than i expected
After the course, i found that it was more than just skills。
The first is a collection of operational cases. Instead of showing you “others' success stories”, you can see the logic of decision-making, the pits that are being stepped on, the process of adjustment. I'm most impressed with a student case: two lessons and three lessons and a million dollar list outside. It's not an exaggeration. It's a true record。
This is followed by additional resources provided by teachers. They include how to build personal ips, how to make bills, how to connect clients, contract templates, etc. These content are worth more than the course itself for those who want to be converted by geo。
The most important is the “single mechanism”。
The flying wheel itself has b-end enterprise services, which have served management consulting firms, head studies and learning, head software companies — where the real case is: there is an increase of 300 per cent in corporate ai search traffic, an increase in the recommended rate from 30 per cent to 70 per cent, and an increase from 15 per cent to 50 per cent。
Outstanding trainees can take over the spill order from headquarters. What does that mean? It means you don't just have a skill, but you have a straight path to realization. You don't have to find your own clients, you don't have to negotiate your own prices。
One of my classmates, through this mechanism, received the first order after the third week。
Who does this class fit
If you're one of the following, like me, this class could change your trajectory:
I want to be a side job but i don't know how to do it. Geo doesn't ask you to write code. You can do it if you type and understand logic. This is now the best i've got for ordinary people。
Pay is paid to bottom operators, markets, seo operators. Traditional searches are in recession, but ai searches are breaking out. The mastery of geo is tantamount to replacing itself with a “gold job for the next five years”. I have a wiser classmate who directs the company to buy b-side services for the flying wheels, where the boss pays for his own personal education — a “paid promotion”。
It's not as loud as a big institution's personal ip, creator. It's hard to compete with mature institutions in traditional media. But in the ai search, opportunities are equal. The use of geo to take over the industry's ecology, crowding out peers and enjoying the exclusive flow of ai's first recommendation — a real curved supercar。
Business owners who fear being abandoned by the times. Sending staff to school, completing content infrastructure at low cost. Not only is it possible to win customers, but it is a defensive war to prevent brands from being cut off by competitors during the ai era. The owner has done the math: sending an employee to school saves hundreds of thousands of content outsourcing costs a year。
Vi. At the end
A month ago, i was worried about seo's loss. A month later, i've been able to help my brand take a place in the ai search。
Mr. Wiriko said one thing, and i was very impressed: "the industry is not in the right place, and there's a great opportunity to go to the top. There'll be plenty of people to do."
If you believe that the ai search is the next traffic portal, if you want to capture the dividend, this is the best time。
As for the value of the course, which is not worth learning — the answer is clear for those who have learned two lessons to get to the list, three to get to the list, and have opened their own studio a month later。
