u/Frankyinzr

I'm curious about your experience with sleep optimization.

Are there any specific products—whether it's something you ingest (supplements/diet), physical gear (mattresses/masks), or software (trackers/apps)—that have genuinely helped you fix a bad night or maintain long-term sleep quality?

Or do you think sleep is far too complex to be solved by a single purchase, and it’s more about a combination of lifestyle and biology?

Hi everyone,

We’re all seeing the shift from traditional search to AI-driven discovery (Perplexity, SearchGPT, etc.). While standard SEO still matters, LLMO (Large Language Model Optimization) feels like a different beast.

I'm trying to refine my approach and would love to pick your brains:

1. AI Indexing: What are you doing differently to ensure your content is not just "crawlable," but "understandable" for LLMs? Are you leaning more into structured data, or focusing on building brand citations across high-authority platforms to feed the AI’s knowledge graph?

2. The Workflow: For those integrating AISO into your digital marketing strategy, what are the top 3 most impactful tasks you focus on? If you had to prioritize your time to ensure a client/brand shows up in AI responses, where does that time go?

I’m particularly interested in hearing from anyone who has seen a measurable lift in "AI-driven" traffic recently.

Thanks in advance!