RivalFlow AI

It’s like upcycling, but for content. ?? Deborah Oyewole, this is such a fantastic article! If you’ve ever stared at an old blog post wondering, do I scrap it or save it?- this one’s for you. https://lnkd.in/ec3ZUrqH

??This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating some amazing women who’ve shared their thoughts with us on the RivalFlow AI blog.?? Amaka Chukwuma is seriously impressive. Not only does she know her stuff when it comes to SEO and content strategy, but she’s also one of those people who makes everything feel doable — even the tricky stuff. Gokce Yesilbas is the kind of marketer who’s always sharing what she’s learned. She’s an active member of Women in Tech SEO, speaks at conferences like BrightonSEO, and knows how to turn data into a plan. Erica Ylim?ki has an incredible way of blending creativity, curiosity, and connection into her work. Fun Fact: Her team came up with a unique way of staying focused during meetings, and I’m telling you — it really moves the needle! Lisa Kubatzki is always thinking ahead and might make you rethink your whole approach. Her advice: Don’t just think about backlinks — think about brand signals. Raquel González Expósito González seems to have endless talents — and masters them all. She speaks 6 languages, was a translator for 10 years, and is currently building two businesses of her own. If you are trying to connect with international markets, follow Raquel! Emily Wassell knows her stuff. As Head of SEO at tmwi, she leads a team that knows how to make brands shine in search. Julian Mangoka is amazing at breaking down complex ideas with analogies and examples that just click. Her advice: When explaining SEO to others, start with something they already understand. A simple analogy can make even the most technical concepts feel approachable. Sara Vordermeier knows her audience. She has a knack for blending language skills with smart strategy and has an audience-first mindset that works. Amanda Walls knows how to turn smart ideas into SEO strategies that actually work. She’s speaking at BrightonSEO UK this April, where she’s tying Aristotle’s ideas on ethos, pathos, and logos into modern SEO strategy. Delia Mihu? knows what it takes to build a solid content team. At Homevest, she’s focused on growing organic visibility and creating content that explains cross-border mortgages in a way that’s easy to understand. Dani Leitner is all about helping businesses stand out. She specializes in helping businesses thrive in the German-speaking markets — whether they’re local companies or global brands looking to expand. Deborah Oyewole is a pro at combining technical know-how with engaging content that helps brands grow. In her upcoming RF article, she shares 9 powerful questions to ask when updating old content. And of course, the very biggest thank you to Areej AbuAli for creating the most welcoming SEO community and introducing us all! How did we get so lucky?! A huge heartfelt thank you to these amazing women. The SEO industry is better because of you! ???#iwd25

Welp… look who got banned from r/SEO. Not for spamming. Not for breaking rules. But for (drumroll please) … answering a question. ??♂? And not just any ban—every comment and post I’ve made over the last 11 years? Gone. Poof. But here’s where it gets interesting… we tracked down the guy whose question got Mike Roberts banned (?? Torin Huff), and we’re breaking it all down. From toxic comment sections to why some SEOs still think content doesn’t matter (???), we’re covering it all. Oh, and since Torin’s a local SEO pro, we’ll be sharing some of his best tips soon—so stick around!

????? RivalFlow works especially well for lawyers. One reason is that lawyers are the quintessential experts ?? - with the curse of knowlege and the content gaps that come with it. They have so much knowledge and expertise in their specialty that they barely speak the same language as their customers - they've completely forgotten what it's like to not know the basics.? ?? RivalFlow fills in those "curse of knowledge gaps" and shows you right where to place it on your page. ? ?? Here's the full video with Kent Berk of Berk Law Group, P.C. -- I'll be joining Kent and Atticus Lawyer Coaching on Thursday to talk about RivalFlow, generally - but AI in law firms generally.

Another great take from Kent Berk! Stay tuned for the full conversation with Mike Roberts to hear some of the really useful ways Kent is using AI at Berk Law Group, P.C.

?? Win $9,000+ worth of top SEO tools! Freddie Chatt is celebrating his 100th newsletter with an epic tool giveaway—and you could win over $9,000 worth of SEO tools! One lucky winner will get a full year of 10 powerful SEO tools, including RivalFlow AI, Screaming Frog, Keyword Insights, and more to give you everything you need to win at SEO in 2025. It’s free to enter, and the giveaway runs from Feb 4 - Feb 9. Watch the video for all the details from Freddie Chatt & Mike Roberts, then head to Freddie’s site to throw your name in the hat! ??

This week, Mike Roberts (CEO of SpyFu & RivalFlow AI) sat down with Kent Berk, an Arizona estate litigation lawyer, entrepreneur, and AI-driven innovator. Kent isn’t just an attorney—he’s built a rock climbing gym, is developing a 100,000 sq. ft. pickleball complex, and has completely transformed his law practice (Berk Law Group, P.C.) using AI. ?? His take? If you’re not leveraging AI in law or business, your competitors will be. And they’ll gain an efficiency advantage that’s hard to beat. We'll be sharing more of Kent’s interview, including some of the ways AI helps him have enough time for all of these projects. Follow along for some fantastic AI use cases, coming up later this week.

With RivalFlow, we created a system that simulates Google’s ranking signals, targets low-competition keywords first, and builds momentum to tackle bigger wins. Here’s what that looks like: Instead of telling a new client, “give us 3–6 months to show results,” you can say, “show me your unranked pages, and I’ll make them perform.” It’s a low-risk, high-impact approach that’s perfect for proving your value fast.

?? RivalFlow works on new and unranked content -- here's the Proof! ?? "I want to use RivalFlow on a page that doesn't rank yet" This has been our most requested feature from customers probably since the beginning. But, the reason RivalFlow works so consistently well is that we use the keyword and ranking vectors to help you *ride* the wave ?? of authority that Google is giving you rather than swimming against it. So, how do we do that when the page doesn't rank? It was a hard problem to solve - and I wasn't sure it would work. But, now I've got a mountain of first party data that shows it's absolutely crushes it! ?? Hope you love it as much as we love making for you!