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He ranked number one on Google in 38 minutes. Cody Schneider published a LinkedIn article during our webinar. When he checked Google later in the call, it appeared first organically for “Facebook ads for kitchen remodeling.” He said it had gone live 38 minutes earlier. You can see the research, the prompt, the publishing steps and the Google result in this Reel. Here are the takeaways I would save: 1. Pick one clear query. Cody started with a specific keyword and pulled the pages already ranking for it. That gave him research to work from before he asked AI to write. 2. Give AI useful source material. He brought the ranking articles into the model’s context and wrote a prompt for the target query. A vague prompt gives the model more room to guess. You can watch his inputs on screen. 3. Add your founder’s actual point of view. For a brand, Cody recommends a 30-minute founder conversation about positioning, the market and the company’s unique thesis. Add that transcript to the research. This is the step I would keep. Your founder can explain what customers get wrong, what your team has learned and where the business takes a different approach. Give the model that material, then review what it writes. 4. Notice where the article lives. He published on LinkedIn. The result shown here is a LinkedIn article ranking for one query. It is not a demonstration of a new page on his own website ranking in 38 minutes. 5. Keep the warning with the tactic. He used Prime Indexer for the published URL and explicitly warned against doing this on your core website. Do not drop that warning when you take notes or try to adapt the workflow. 6. Check the result. He returned to Google to check indexing and position. An article being published is one step. Seeing it in the actual results is another. This is one live test, not a guarantee that another keyword or website will get the same result in 38 minutes. Save this before you build your next content workflow. Watch how he adds context, where he publishes and how he checks the outcome. Want more of the AI and marketing workflows I’m paying attention to? Comment “newsletter” to get the link to join my newsletter.

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