@wilreynolds.bsky.social Awesome man! Good see you in Brazil! Amazing pics.

www.niemanlab.org/2025/07/blue...

Nice! Thank you.

@henrihelvetica.bsky.social All these webinars are being recorded?

And agreeing with Addy Osmani: it's "verification – not generation – that's the new bottleneck in software development."

The same applies to SEO for generation/modification, technical SEO, and other segments. In the end, the responsibility will always fall on the human who pressed the button.

Keep at least one social network very active (LinkedIn, Instagram, etc.). The content you post can also become an inventory of what you do;
Overall, focus on being recognized as an entity across the entire web, not just on Google. 🧵 8/8

Keep in mind that Bing typically indexes information more quickly than Google. It's crucial that your website performs well on Bing, as it tends to be more sensitive to structural/technical errors than Google; 🧵 7/8

Structured data and bios are currently the most effective ways to consolidate information. Make sure to reference the items described in your bio within the relationships in your structured data;
🧵 6/8

If your name is common in your country/region, you'll need multiple sources to stand out. Consider using a qualifier to create your unique identity and differentiate yourself;
Remember to include this in your structured data.
🧵 5/8

As the relationships between your name and mentions take time to process. Direct links will typically be cited as primary sources;

Mentions without links provide good context but tend to appear after the second or third interaction;
🧵 4/8

A brand or individual's website should be the primary source of information;
Direct links to information sources (from your website to other sources) are more effective than mere mentions.
🧵 3/8

Additionally, there needs to be sufficient user engagement so that different interactions help the results appear in the most optimal way. 🧵 2/8

The link to the report: www.weforum.org/publications...