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Ever wondered how AI agents are reshaping the landscape of SEO and web development? Join me, Ed Dawson, on this episode of "SEO is not that hard" as we uncover the groundbreaking evolution from stateless large language models like ChatGPT to the sophisticated, memory-retaining AI agents of today. We focus on tools like Cursor AI, which are setting new standards for integrating AI with coding and project management. Through my personal experiences and experiments, I'll walk you through how these cutting-edge agents are transforming our approach to development projects, making interactions with AI more natural and efficient.
In this episode, I share hands-on experiences with Cursor and Replit, demonstrating their remarkable potential in real-world web development projects. Learn how I connected Cursor to the Google Search Console API to download and sort data seamlessly, and discover the surprising capabilities of Replit in creating a static plumbing website. Despite some initial bumps, these innovative tools not only optimized performance but also showcased the future potential of AI in automating complex tasks like SEO audits and content planning. Tune in to envision a future where AI agents become indispensable tools for businesses, revolutionizing the way we approach SEO and web development.
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