SEO Day
SEO Day
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Business owners and entrepreneurs need SEO to connect with their potential customers using search engines. Join your Findability Queen, Denise Millet and Kim White in the SEO Day studio where they will answer questions submitted by entrepreneurs every week.
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The podcast covers essential aspects of search engine optimization, focusing on topics like keyword research, blog visibility, and content strategies. For instance, episodes discuss how to find the right keywords, the importance of mobile vs. desktop search, and ways to refine content for better reach, making it relatable and applicable for entrepreneurs looking to increase their online presence.

Business owners and entrepreneurs need SEO to connect with their potential customers using search engines. Join your Findability Queen, Denise Millet and Kim White in the SEO Day studio where they will answer questions submitted by entrepreneurs every week.
In this episode of SEO Day, Denise Millet & Kim White debut the theme for October, Using AI for SEO, with a practical conversation about How to Use AI as You Create Content Your Audience Actually Wants.
AI can help with keyword ideas, content planning, titles, and structure, but it works best when it is guided by real audience needs and clear business goals. Denise and Kim talk through how to use AI as a thinking partner, not a shortcut to generic content.
This episode answers five practical questions:
- Can AI help you find the right keywords?
- How can AI make your content more useful, not just longer?
- How do you keep AI-assisted content from sounding generic?
- How can customer questions become SEO content ideas?
- What should you ask AI for stronger SEO titles?
Using AI to Find Better Keyword Ideas
AI can help you brainstorm keywords and related phrases, especially when you are trying to understand how your audience might describe a topic, problem, or goal.
The key is not to accept every suggestion at face value. Review the ideas through the lens of your audience, your offers, and what you actually want to be known for.
AI can help you see more possibilities, but your strategy decides which ones matter.
Making Content More Helpful
More words do not automatically make content better.
Use AI to improve clarity, structure, and usefulness. You can ask it to identify missing questions, simplify confusing sections, suggest examples, or reorganize a draft so it is easier to follow.
The goal is to create content that helps someone understand their next step, not just content that looks longer on the page.
Avoiding Generic AI Content
AI-assisted content can sound generic when the input is too broad.
Give AI specific context before asking it to help. Tell it who the content is for, what your audience already knows, what they may be confused about, and what action you want them to take next.
Your experience, stories, examples, and point of view are what make the content sound like you.
Turning Customer Questions Into Content Ideas
Customer questions are one of the best sources of SEO content ideas.
Look at questions from sales calls, emails, comments, consultations, reviews, and support conversations. Those questions can become blog posts, podcast episodes, FAQ sections, service page content, and email topics.
If one person is asking the question, others may be searching for it too.
Asking AI for Better SEO Titles
AI can help you create title options, but strong titles still need human judgment.
Ask AI for titles that are clear, specific, and connected to what your audience is actually trying to find. The best title usually includes the main topic naturally and gives the reader a clear reason to click without overpromising.
Use AI to generate possibilities, then choose the title that feels most accurate, useful, and aligned with your voice.
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