Jaizhi Tan-Amoguis

25/03/2026

23/03/2026

If you think SEO automatically covers AEO…

You’re already behind.

Most brands are still treating:
SEO = AEO

They are not the same.
Not even close.

Here’s the reality:

👉 SEO gets you ranked.
👉 AEO gets you cited.

And in 2026
Citations are visibility

SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

→ Ranks you on Google
→ Relies on backlinks and authority
→ Optimizes keywords and metadata
→ Focuses on site performance

🎯 Goal: Get clicks
AEO (Answer Engine Optimization)

→ Gets you cited in AI answers
→ Wins featured snippets and summaries
→ Uses structured data and FAQs
→ Requires clear, direct answers

🎯 Goal: Be the answer
Here’s the uncomfortable truth:

👉 You can rank #1 on Google…
…and still never show up in ChatGPT.

👉 You can be cited by AI…
…and still sit on page 3 of search.

Different game.
Different rules.

Where people mess up:

They pick one.

❌ “We focus on SEO”
❌ “We’re doing AI content now”

Wrong move.

Because your customers are using:

• Google
• ChatGPT
• Perplexity
• Gemini

At the same time.

The real strategy?

👉 Win both layers.

That overlap is where dominance happens:

✔ Authority content
✔ Clear structure
✔ Answer-first formatting
✔ Continuous updates

Search used to reward:

Ranking

Now it rewards:

👉 Being referenced

If you are serious about visibility in 2026
You don’t choose SEO or AEO.
You build a system for both.

⚙️ How to do both (AI Search Accelerator)

Here is the exact playbook:

1. Build your “Answer Layer” (AEO-first)
• Create FAQ pages for every core topic
• Add schema (FAQ, HowTo, Article)
• Write answer-first paragraphs (40–60 words)
• One question per page for key queries

2. Build your “Authority Layer” (SEO foundation)
• Pillar pages + cluster content
• Earn backlinks from trusted domains
• Publish original research or case studies
• Strengthen internal linking

3. Create “Dual-Purpose Content” (the sweet spot)
• Comparison posts (“X vs Y”)
• Alternatives pages
• Use cases + best-of lists
• These rank AND get cited

4. Engineer for extraction
• Short paragraphs
• Clear headings (H2 = question)
• Bullets and tables
• Add TL;DR summaries

5. Track AI visibility, not just rankings
• Check if ChatGPT/Perplexity cite you
• Monitor share of voice in AI answers
• Update pages every 60–90 days

🔥 The brands winning now are not better writers.

They are better structured thinkers.
— Septamush | GrowthCode AI

22/03/2026

AI Image prompts

See prompts on each image description

22/03/2026

Most content will NEVER show up in AI search.

Not because it’s bad.

Because it’s the wrong type.

Everyone is still creating:

• Blog posts
• Generic guides
• “SEO content”

And wondering why AI never cites them.

Here’s the reality:

👉 AI does not rank content the way Google does.

AI selects content based on:

• Extractability
• Structure
• Authority
• Usefulness in answers

So I mapped it out.

30 types of content that actually win in AI search.

And here’s the uncomfortable truth:

👉 Most people are creating content in the wrong quadrant.

❌ Easy to create + low value = ignored
❌ Hard to create + no structure = wasted effort

The winners focus on:

✅ Citation-friendly content (FAQs, definitions, quick answers)
✅ Authority content (research, reports, case studies)
✅ Conversion content (comparisons, alternatives, use cases)

The sweet spot?

👉 Content that is easy for AI to extract AND valuable for users

That’s where visibility happens.

Search used to reward:

Keywords + backlinks

AI rewards:

👉 Clarity + structure + authority

If your content is not designed to be:

• Quoted
• Summarized
• Cited

It will not exist in AI search.

This is the shift most people are missing.

And it’s happening right now.

— Septamush | GrowthCode AI

22/03/2026

The phrase “Soon AI will a take your job” is true and its happening. But, if you learn how to work with AI, how to run it to do your job for you. Then yes it will take the nitty gritty part of your job, because your new job is to run it.

17/03/2026

R!P CAPCUT!❌

CapCut users are starting to use Google Gemini.

Here are 5 prompts that make editing 90% more efficient ;)👇

17/03/2026

Alright. Here’s a more controversial, scroll-stopping
🚨 Hot take: Most people using AI today are already falling behind.

Not because AI is hard.

Because they are using it wrong.

Everyone is obsessed with:

“Best prompts”
“Best tools”
“Best AI apps”

That era is ending.

Fast.

After watching NVIDIA GTC 2026, one thing is clear:

👉 AI is no longer a tool.
It’s becoming an operating system.

Let me say it plainly:

If you are still using AI like ChatGPT + copy/paste…

You are the equivalent of someone using the internet only for email in 1999.

The shift is happening right now:

❌ Prompting
❌ One-off tasks
❌ Isolated tools

➡️ Agent systems
➡️ Memory + tools + workflows
➡️ Always-on ex*****on

AI is moving from:

Answering questions
to
Doing the work

And here’s the uncomfortable truth:

👉 Most marketers, founders, and teams are not ready for this.

They are optimizing prompts…

while others are building systems that replace entire workflows.

The winners in the next 2–3 years will not be:

The best copywriters
The best media buyers
The best prompt engineers

They will be:

👉 The best AI system builders

This is exactly why I’ve been quietly building in this direction.

And why I’m about to open it up.

🚀 AI Systems Club

For people who want to:

• Move beyond prompts
• Build real AI workflows
• Design systems that actually execute

🔥 The gap is opening right now.

On one side: people using AI
On the other: people building AI systems

That gap will not stay small.

15/03/2026

🚨 Most people think AI is bad.

The truth?

Their prompts are bad.

AI is only as good as the instructions you give it.

The difference between average output and world-class output usually comes down to 5 parts of a prompt:

1️⃣ Task
Tell the AI exactly what you want.

2️⃣ Context
Give it the files, data, or background.

3️⃣ Reference
Show examples of the tone, style, or structure you want.

4️⃣ Success Criteria
Define what success looks like.

5️⃣ Rules
Tell the AI what it must avoid.

Most people only do #1.

Top AI users structure prompts like mini project briefs.

That’s how you turn AI from a toy into a real productivity engine.

Once you learn this, everything changes:

• Content creation
• Marketing strategy
• Research
• Automation
• Product development

Better prompts = 10× better output.

— Septamush | GrowthCode AI

💬 Comment “PROMPT” if you want my AI prompt framework template.

15/03/2026

AI Image Prompt for your Sunday 🙂

13/03/2026

🚀 I built an AI-powered marketing team.

Not employees.
AI agents.

Each platform handles a different role in the stack:

🟠 Claude → Market research, ICP design, GTM strategy
⚪ ChatGPT → Funnels, offers, landing pages, copy
🟢 Gemini → SEO insights, keyword intelligence, opportunities

Then the automation layer runs the engine:

🔴 n8n → Lead capture, enrichment, growth automation
🔵 Zapier → Campaign workflows and triggers
🟣 Make → Content distribution and repurposing

And the specialist agents:

🔵 MindPal → Funnel optimization and paid ads strategy
🔵 Relevance AI → Lead intelligence and engagement signals

The result:

A fully orchestrated AI marketing department capable of handling:

• Market research
• SEO & AI visibility
• Content production
• Lead generation
• Campaign automation
• Competitive intelligence

What used to require 10 marketers…

Now requires one operator with the right AI stack.

Curious how this works?

Comment “AI TEAM” and I’ll share the architecture.

— Septamush | GrowthCode AI