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AI and SEO Blog: Practical Guides for Small Businesses
Hands-on articles to put artificial intelligence to work for your business: show up in ChatGPT and AI assistants, choose and use Claude, build SEO content on your customers’ real demand, and get the most out of ChatJPT, DEVJPT’s free multi-model AI chat app. Every article relies on verifiable sources and on my experience as a developer, AI trainer and SEO specialist.
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GEO and AEO: Become the Source AI Cites
AI assistants now answer in place of search results. What makes them cite a source, and how to find out who they recommend in your market.
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Search Console: Domain Property or URL Prefix, and the Clicks That Disappear
A URL-prefix property can hide part of your clicks. The real case of a network with part of its clicks invisible, and how to check yours.
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The Monthly SEO Report Leadership Understands at First Read
One month or two? What is this number? How I rebuilt a Search Console + GA4 report so leadership can read it without a single question.
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An Editorial Gate Before Anything Gets Published
An FAQ that promises an unauthorized price or warranty should never go live. How an automatic gate and a human share quality control.
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Produce, Verify, Measure: From Article Topic to Monthly Report
Choose topics, verify before publishing, measure every month, get cited by AI: the loop that turns content into results you can track.
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What Anthropic’s IPO Means for Claude Users
Prices, contracts, data, safety: what Anthropic’s IPO changes, or doesn’t, for a business that uses Claude.
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Anthropic’s IPO: What You Need to Know
Anthropic is going public on Nasdaq (ANT): timeline, $70 to $78 range, valuation, financials and governance, according to the prospectus.
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Use Claude Fable 5.2 Without a Subscription, with ChatJPT
Use Claude Fable 5.2 with your own API key in ChatJPT, for free: what a question costs, and when the API beats a subscription.
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Claude Fable 5.2: What Changes for a Small Business
Claude Fable 5.2 is Anthropic’s most capable model. What it does better, its lower price, its safeguards and data retention.
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Claude Data: Query Your Business Data Without SQL
Claude Dashboards becomes Claude Data: certified queries, data stories, live sharing. What you need in place before using it.
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Claude Whiteboards: Team Brainstorming with AI
Claude Whiteboards turns a spoken plan into a timeline with owners and dates. How a small team can use it.
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Claude Sheets: Claude’s Spreadsheet, and Its Limits vs Excel
Claude Sheets builds spreadsheets with formulas and drop-downs from a simple request. What it does, its limits and when to use it.
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Claude for Small Business: Models, Tools and Costs
Claude Fable 5.2, Sheets, Whiteboards and Data: what Claude offers small businesses, subscription or API, and what to check before adopting it.
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llms.txt: Do You Need One for ChatGPT?
The llms.txt file promises visibility in ChatGPT. What it really does, what Google and OpenAI say about it, and how to write a good one.
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Can ChatGPT Read My Website? Check It in a Minute
A website can block ChatGPT without anyone noticing. Check your robots.txt and llms.txt with a free tool, then fix what’s blocking.
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Robots.txt: Let ChatGPT Read Your Website
Block AI training without disappearing from ChatGPT: OpenAI’s crawlers, what to write in your robots.txt and the firewall trap.
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Why Submit Your Website to Bing When You’re Aiming for ChatGPT
Microsoft is one of ChatGPT’s search providers. Why you should add your website to Bing, and how to do it with IndexNow and Bing Places.
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Businesses in ChatGPT: How to Claim Your Business
OpenAI launches Businesses in ChatGPT: claim your profile, verify it and track mentions. The steps, and what’s possible in Canada today.
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How to Show Up in ChatGPT: A Guide for Small Businesses
How ChatGPT finds a business, and three steps to show up: claim your profile, get indexed in Bing and let OpenAI’s crawler read your website.
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AI Judges, Code Counts: The Rule That Makes a Pipeline Reliable
Give meaning to AI and numbers to code: the rule that makes a content pipeline reliable, and a report you can defend in front of leadership.
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What the Market Asks, What You Offer: Two Truths Not to Mix
The market sometimes asks for what you don’t offer. Honest content says so. How a verified brand file protects your promises.
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How I Cut AI Hallucinations From 18% to Under 1%
On a real project, almost one FAQ answer in five invented a fact about the company. Two changes brought it under 1%. Here is what they were.
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AI Content Where Every Claim Has a Source
The real risk of AI content is invented claims about your business. How an evidence file keeps every sentence verifiable, from source to page.
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How to Use ChatJPT: The Complete Guide
Learn how to use ChatJPT: add an API key, choose a model and mode, chat, compare models, and create images, videos, and voices.
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AI Deep Research: Get a Sourced Report in Minutes
Use AI deep research for sourced reports with Gemini Deep Research, Qwen, Perplexity and Grok inside ChatJPT.
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Generate Images and Videos with AI in One Place
Generate AI images and videos in ChatJPT with GPT Image, Nano Banana, Grok, Recraft, Bria, Wan and voice tools.
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Compare Two AI Models Side by Side on the Same Question
Compare two AI models using the same prompt and view GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or Mistral responses side by side in ChatJPT.
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How to Get an AI API Key: A Guide by Provider
Learn how to get an AI API key from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Mistral, Cohere and others, then add it securely to ChatJPT.
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The ChatJPT Philosophy: Lightweight, Local, and Without Intermediaries
The ChatJPT philosophy: a free and lightweight AI tool without a server or account. Keep your keys locally and choose your AI provider.
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Building an AI Application in a Single HTML File
How ChatJPT is built as a single HTML file using plain JavaScript, no server, direct API calls, and strict security measures.
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The History of ChatJPT: From One HTML File to 16 AI Providers
Discover ChatJPT’s history, from version 1.1 in June 2026 to 16 AI providers: chat, comparison, images, video, voice, and deep research.