Our summary
Ross Simmonds shares eight ideas for managing website search rankings using Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. Website owners can use this approach to speed up repetitive chores like matching internal links, sorting search terms, and reviewing old pages.
The method breaks big jobs into simple choices. For example, the AI can look at a search term and decide if the user wants to learn, compare, or buy. For older pages, it can choose whether to keep, update, merge, or remove the content based on set rules.
This guide is a short list of ideas rather than a step-by-step instruction manual. It does not show how to build these tools or share any measured results. The list is helpful for website managers looking for new ways to organize their daily tasks.
Key takeaways
- Only link pages together when there is a clear reason, and ask a person to check uncertain matches.
- Sort search terms by what the user wants to do, like learning, comparing, or buying a product.
- Give the AI specific choices for old pages, such as keeping, updating, merging, or removing them entirely.