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Product Review: ClickFunnels Is a 3 Out of 10
I have real respect for Russell Brunson. I also built my very first client website on ClickFunnels, and it was atrocious. Here's an honest review of the product: bad SEO control, slow and clunky pages, mobile previews that lie to you, and a moat that AI just drained. 3 out of 10.
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How to Get Found by AI
For twenty years, getting found meant clawing up Google. Now your customers ask ChatGPT "who's the best company near me?" and take the robot's word for it. So how do you get the AI to recommend YOU? It's a checklist, not magic: leave the robots a note (an llm.txt file they actually read), answer real FAQs, blog constantly (our Rank agent drives 78% more views), get mentioned across Reddit and news sites, and speak in hard numbers instead of empty praise. And it's worth it, leads convert at 14.2% from AI search vs 7.5% from Google ads and 2.8% from organic. The robots are handing out recommendations. Make sure they've got yours.
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The CTO Just Became the Most Valuable Seat in the Building
I just argued that AI makes experts insanely valuable and deletes everyone under them. Here's the seat that gains the most. For twenty years the CTO's job was bottlenecked by the slow, boring part: writing the code. AI just removed the bottleneck. Now the person who understands the machinery, and knows exactly where NOT to point AI, can turn every other expert's knowledge into a working system in a week. That seat used to be boring. It isn't anymore.
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My Upwork Bot Tried to Put My Mac Mini on the Internet. Welcome to AGI.
I built an agent that watches Upwork, drafts the proposal, and texts me a link to approve it. Great. Then I looked at where the link pointed: straight at the Mac mini in my office that runs my entire personal AI assistant and absolutely should not be reachable from the public internet. Claude thought that was a brilliant idea. Here's what it built, what it should have built, and why "it's really smart" is not a security model.
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