Example:
Query: 'How long does it take to learn Python'
Output: 'Most beginners can learn Python basics in 3-6 months with consistent daily practice. Advanced proficiency typically requires 1-2 years of hands-on coding experience.'

Copy, paste into your article, optimize for AI Overviews. Done

Directly and clearly answer the query
Be 20-30 words max
Contain no fluff or context
Be immediately useful
Do not write anything else. Just those opening sentences."

"I'm writing about [TOPIC]. The target search query is '[EXACT QUERY]'.
Write ONLY the first 1-2 sentences that would appear at the top of my article. These sentences must:

Google only pulls from your first 1-2 sentences.
Directly and clearly answer the question upfront.

✅ Do: 'Coffee stays fresh for 2-4 weeks after roasting'
❌ Don't: 'Coffee has been enjoyed for centuries...'

Lead with value. Context comes later.

Use this exact prompt 👇

That strategy works if you're HubSpot with proprietary data and resources. But I think most people trying this will just be creating AEO spam at scale.

If this actually turns out to be a viable strategy, the amount of slop we're about to see is going to be insane.

The small amount of traffic that does come from AI?

Ahrefs says it converts 4-23X better! Adobe found visitors stay 38% longer and bounce 27% less.

We're moving from high-volume/low-intent to low-volume/high-intent traffic.

Not sure most businesses are ready for that shift.

When AI Overviews show up, click rates drop another 34-55% on top of that.
The first organic result gets pushed 1,674 pixels down the page.

Web traffic tells the story:
🔻 Business Insider down 48%
🔻 CNN down 20%
🔻 WebMD down 43%
🔻 Quora down 28%
🔻 Investopedia down 43%

Done :)

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Thanks mate, I'll do that for sure!