Do you know exactly what your ideal customer is typing into ChatGPT to find you? Full guide here https://automationlinks.com/blog/how-to-create-video-content-that-ranks-on-chatgpt-google-and-youtubeIn this video, Brad Smith breaks down the exact steps to find out what your customers are searching for on ChatGPT, Google, Google AI, Perplexity, and YouTube so you can stop guessing, create better content, and start showing up as the trusted answer.This is video 1 in this series. We cover how to find the exact questions your ideal customers are asking, how to study the sources showing up in AI search, how to identify better long tail opportunities, and how to turn that into the foundation for your pillar content.If you want to rank at the top of ChatGPT, Google, and YouTube, this is where it starts.Helpful links:Watch the full playlist here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyuEfTDekoKahwGLQEzj4L7yte6vvxgao&si=e51iT-ZY0tatKJl6Get the exact prompt here: https://automationlinks.com/ai-prompt/library?q=VideoStart your free 30 day trial here: [FREE_TRIAL_LINK]Learn more about Brad Smith here: https://automationlinks.com/startSubscribe to the channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@brad-smith?sub_confirmation=1In this video, you’ll learn:• how to find what your customers are actually searching for• how to use ChatGPT, Google, Google AI, Perplexity, and YouTube for research• how to study sources and social signals• how to find long tail keyword opportunities• how to avoid generic topics with too much competition• how to choose one pillar topic to build content aroundCHAPTERS:00:00 What your ideal customer is typing into ChatGPT00:28 Why this matters for SEO, AI search, and leads00:55 Where to start your research01:22 How to use ChatGPT to find search variations01:58 How to use Google suggestions and related searches02:32 How to use Google AI mode and Perplexity03:00 Why sources matter and what they tell you03:42 How to study social signals across the Internet04:20 How to use People Also Ask for content ideas05:00 Why generic topics are too competitive05:42 How to find better long tail keyword questions06:25 How to change a few words and make the topic your own07:10 How to look at YouTube videos for better topic ideas07:55 Example: how to get more leads for a business08:35 Example: how to niche down and make the question easier to rank09:12 Example: finding the best roofing company in Wilmington09:55 How to study the sources in local search results10:25 Choose one pillar question and build from there10:45 Final thoughts and what the next video coversWhat to do next:Go ask ChatGPT what your ideal customer may be typing in.Go to Google and look at the suggested searches.Check Google AI and Perplexity.Study the sources.Look at YouTube, Reddit, Google My Business, Yelp, Instagram, Facebook, and other trusted sites.Find one question.Then make your content around that one question.That is where the magic comes in.If you want the exact prompt that helps you find these search terms for your business, comment PROMPT below and somebody from our team will send it over.If this video brought you value, subscribe to the channel and check out the full playlist so you can watch the next video where we break down how to make the content around the topic and start showing up at the top of ChatGPT.#SEO #ChatGPTSEO #AISEO #SocialSignals #YouTubeSEO #GoogleSEO #KeywordResearch #LeadGeneration #SmallBusinessMarketing