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- 4 Stages To Learn Local SEO
I believe everyone could improve their AI-skills tremendously by improving how to learn a strategy. Because if you know how to learn strategies, you will learn how to execute more accurately and be able to leverage AI much better. (Aka make more money).
The value you get from AI depends heavily on the questions you ask. But the questions you are able to ask depend on your current stage of learning.
1. The first stage is unconscious incompetence.
In this stage, you don't know what you don't know. You're not aware of certain leaks in your strategy. Like, let's say your business name could be improved, but you don't know it's a ranking factor. That means you can't do anything about it other than learning more and more about the topic until you tumble upon this nugget.
In this stage, you can only ask the AI very broad questions. There is nothing more for you to ask because you simply haven't learned anything yet.
2. The second stage is conscious incompetence.
In this stage you know that you don't know something. Let's stick to the business name example: In this stage, you know that your business name could be improved, you just don't know how yet.
In this stage, you can ask the AI more specific questions you have heard about but don't knwo yet.
3. The third stage is conscious competence.
In this stage, you know that you know things. Like, your business name needs to be improved and you know what to do.
Int his stage, you can actively search for specific things you've learned to improve the way you use AI.
4. The fourth stage is unconscious competence.
In this last stage you don't know that you know things. Like when you start a new Google Profile you don't even think about keyword name tactics as this became a routine for you. You just do it without even thinking about it anymore.
Int his stage, your questions to AI are very precise and to the point. You don't need to think about it anymore as you already know subconsciously what the best questions are.
In reality, you're constantly jumping between stage 1 and stage 4. It just depends on the specific topic and how much you already know.
What stage are you in when it comes to local SEO?
The value you get from AI depends heavily on the questions you ask. But the questions you are able to ask depend on your current stage of learning.
1. The first stage is unconscious incompetence.
In this stage, you don't know what you don't know. You're not aware of certain leaks in your strategy. Like, let's say your business name could be improved, but you don't know it's a ranking factor. That means you can't do anything about it other than learning more and more about the topic until you tumble upon this nugget.
In this stage, you can only ask the AI very broad questions. There is nothing more for you to ask because you simply haven't learned anything yet.
2. The second stage is conscious incompetence.
In this stage you know that you don't know something. Let's stick to the business name example: In this stage, you know that your business name could be improved, you just don't know how yet.
In this stage, you can ask the AI more specific questions you have heard about but don't knwo yet.
3. The third stage is conscious competence.
In this stage, you know that you know things. Like, your business name needs to be improved and you know what to do.
Int his stage, you can actively search for specific things you've learned to improve the way you use AI.
4. The fourth stage is unconscious competence.
In this last stage you don't know that you know things. Like when you start a new Google Profile you don't even think about keyword name tactics as this became a routine for you. You just do it without even thinking about it anymore.
Int his stage, your questions to AI are very precise and to the point. You don't need to think about it anymore as you already know subconsciously what the best questions are.
In reality, you're constantly jumping between stage 1 and stage 4. It just depends on the specific topic and how much you already know.
What stage are you in when it comes to local SEO?
