Local Dominator

Most people think Claude is bad at SEO.

The truth is, they’re giving it almost no context.

If you simply ask Claude to “write an SEO page” or “create a blog post,” you’re setting it up to fail.

The better approach is to spend more time planning.

Give Claude your goals, audience, competitors, target keywords, business information, and the context it needs before asking it to write.

Think of it like the old saying:

Measure twice, cut once.

With Claude, it’s the same principle.

Plan first.
Execute second.

The better your context, the better your SEO content.

Most people don’t realize they can keep working with Claude Code from their phone.

And no, I’m not talking about Dispatch.

There’s an even easier way.

Open your Claude Code session, type:

/remote

Then open the Claude app on your phone, go to Code, and your active session will be waiting for you.

That’s it.

Now you can chat with Claude, continue coding, review progress, or give it new instructions without sitting in front of your computer.

I use this feature all the time when I’m away from my desk.

It’s one of those small productivity hacks that ends up saving a ton of time.

If you use Claude Code, you should definitely give it a try.

Most SEO audits tell you what’s wrong.

Very few tell you exactly what to do next.

Here’s the workflow I use.

1. Export your Share Report and CSV from Local Dominator.
2. Upload both files to Claude.
3. Use my audit prompt.
4. Let Claude research your competitors, analyze your website, and build a complete action plan.

The result isn’t just another SEO report.

It’s a prioritized checklist of the improvements that can have the biggest impact on your rankings, backed by competitor research and real data.

Whether you’re auditing your own business or a client’s website, this workflow can save hours of manual analysis.

Comment “audit” below, and I’ll send you the prompt so you can try it yourself.

One of the simplest SEO techniques is also one of the most overlooked.

It’s called a triplet.

A triplet combines three pieces of information into a single sentence:

✅ Your business name (entity)
✅ What you do (attribute)
✅ Where you do it (location)

For example:

“John’s Plumbing is a plumbing company in Dallas, Texas.”

That single sentence gives Google and AI search engines three important signals they can connect together.

The more consistently you reinforce those relationships throughout your website, the easier it becomes for Google, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and other AI systems to understand your business.

Don’t force it or stuff keywords everywhere.

Just naturally reinforce who you are, what you do, and where you do it throughout your content.

Sometimes the smallest changes have the biggest impact.

Want more backlinks without paying for expensive SEO tools?

Here’s a simple strategy we use inside our agency.

Search site:yourcompetitor com on Google to discover where your competitors are getting mentioned, listed, and linked.

You’ll find directories, guest posts, local citations, resource pages, and other backlink opportunities that are already helping them rank.

Then build your own presence on those same websites.

It’s ethical, inexpensive, and one of the easiest ways to grow your backlink profile using opportunities that already exist.

Now it’s your turn to build some backlinks.

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One of the biggest SEO mistakes I see is people trying to reinvent the wheel.

Your competitors have already done a lot of the hard work.

Why not learn from it?

A simple Google search using:

site:yourcompetitor.com

can reveal dozens of backlink opportunities that are already helping your competitors rank.

You might find:

✅ Local directories
✅ Guest post opportunities
✅ Industry resource pages
✅ Citations
✅ Business listings
✅ Partnership opportunities

Then all you have to do is build your own presence on those same websites.

This is not about copying your competitors.

It’s about discovering opportunities that are already proven to work in your industry.

We do this consistently for our clients because it’s simple, repeatable, inexpensive, and it moves the needle.

Sometimes the best SEO opportunities are already hiding in plain sight.

One of the easiest ways to improve your SEO is to stop guessing and start reverse-engineering what is already ranking.

Here’s the workflow:

Go to Google.
Search for the keyword you want to rank for.
Find the top 3 websites already ranking.
Give those URLs to Claude.
Ask Claude to analyze why they are ranking.
Then ask Claude to compare your website against those top-ranking pages.

This gives you a clear understanding of what your competitors are doing better, what your website is missing, and what type of content you need to create to compete.

The goal is not to copy them.

The goal is to understand the pattern, improve on it, and create something better.

This is especially powerful for local SEO because you can do it for keywords like “plumber in Dallas,” “dentist in Miami,” “roofing company near me,” and pretty much any local keyword.

If you are an agency owner or business owner trying to rank higher in 2026, this is a workflow you should add to your SEO process.

Use the data, use Claude, optimize the page, and go dominate.

There are two main ways to grow a business:

Buy your way in or earn your way in.

Buying your way in means investing into marketing channels like ads, SEO, email marketing, and other paid growth systems.

Earning your way in means building organically through content, YouTube videos, social media, networking, speaking at events, and showing up consistently.

The real magic happens when you combine both.

Paid marketing gives you speed.
Organic marketing gives you trust.
Together, they compound.

If you want to grow any business, stop looking for a secret hack.

Buy your way in.
Earn your way in.
Or even better, do both.