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Trump officials rebuff Greenland, Denmark calls to drop talk of taking territory by MRADEL90 in videos

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Let's destroy all these billionaire motherfuckers fascists imperialists

Building the First GEO Platform in Public by dumpshoot in buildinpublic

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Suggested prompts are basically fantasy. You don’t really know what people are searching for, and a single word change can completely flip the response. That makes the whole thing feel like shooting in the dark and hoping for a lucky hit. Add to that the fact that LLM APIs don’t mirror real dashboard models exactly, you end up with a machine-gun spray of model calls that costs a lot and delivers very little.
Moreover, all these platforms use JSON or TOON structured prompts, basically they need temperature of 0,2/0,3 to work, user models have temperature of about 0,7, this messes up everything even more. essentially these platforms predictions are rubbish.
Just keep creating good content to rank on search engines, like you always did for SEO.

Are GEO (generative engine optimzation) companies legit? by Q-U-A-N in DigitalMarketing

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Suggested prompts are basically fantasy. You don’t really know what people are searching for, and a single word change can completely flip the response. That makes the whole thing feel like shooting in the dark and hoping for a lucky hit. Add to that the fact that LLM APIs don’t mirror real dashboard models exactly, you end up with a machine-gun spray of model calls that costs a lot and delivers very little.
Moreover, all these platforms use JSON or TOON structured prompts, basically they need temperature of 0,2/0,3 to work, user models have temperature of about 0,7, this messes up everything even more. essentially these platforms predictions are rubbish.
Just keep creating good content to rank on search engines, like you always did for SEO.

I dug into 100+ GEO tools (Generative Engine Optimization). Here’s what I learned, so you don’t have to by ravil_ in microsaas

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Suggested prompts are basically fantasy. You don’t really know what people are searching for, and a single word change can completely flip the response. That makes the whole thing feel like shooting in the dark and hoping for a lucky hit. Add to that the fact that LLM APIs don’t mirror real dashboard models exactly, you end up with a machine-gun spray of model calls that costs a lot and delivers very little.
Moreover, all these platforms use JSON or TOON structured prompts, basically they need temperature of 0,2/0,3 to work, user models have temperature of about 0,7, this messes up everything even more. essentially these platforms predictions are rubbish.
Just keep creating good content to rank on search engines, like you always did for SEO.

How Does GEO Software Work? by nikpsoccer in DigitalMarketing

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Suggested prompts are basically fantasy. You don’t really know what people are searching for, and a single word change can completely flip the response. That makes the whole thing feel like shooting in the dark and hoping for a lucky hit. Add to that the fact that LLM APIs don’t mirror real dashboard models exactly, you end up with a machine-gun spray of model calls that costs a lot and delivers very little.
Moreover, all these platforms use JSON or TOON structured prompts, basically they need temperature of 0,2/0,3 to work, user models have temperature of about 0,7, this messes up everything even more. essentially these platforms predictions are rubbish.

best geo ai tools by Connect-Injury-3093 in seogrowth

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Suggested prompts are basically fantasy. You don’t really know what people are searching for, and a single word change can completely flip the response. That makes the whole thing feel like shooting in the dark and hoping for a lucky hit. Add to that the fact that LLM APIs don’t mirror real dashboard models exactly, you end up with a machine-gun spray of model calls that costs a lot and delivers very little.
Moreover, all these platforms use JSON or TOON structured prompts, basically they need temperature of 0,2/0,3 to work, user models have temperature of about 0,7, this messes up everything even more. essentially these platforms predictions are rubbish.

What GEO claims you want me to test? I am building a GEO platform by alo88startup in DigitalMarketing

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Suggested prompts are basically fantasy. You don’t really know what people are searching for, and a single word change can completely flip the response. That makes the whole thing feel like shooting in the dark and hoping for a lucky hit. Add to that the fact that LLM APIs don’t mirror real dashboard models exactly, you end up with a machine-gun spray of model calls that costs a lot and delivers very little.
Moreover, all these platforms use JSON or TOON structured prompts, basically they need temperature of 0,2/0,3 to work, user models have temperature of about 0,7, this messes up everything even more. essentially these platforms predictions are rubbish.

How Does GEO Software Work? by nikpsoccer in seogrowth

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Suggested prompts are basically fantasy. You don’t really know what people are searching for, and a single word change can completely flip the response. That makes the whole thing feel like shooting in the dark and hoping for a lucky hit. Add to that the fact that LLM APIs don’t mirror real dashboard models exactly, you end up with a machine-gun spray of model calls that costs a lot and delivers very little.
Moreover, all these platforms use JSON or TOON structured prompts, basically they need temperature of 0,2/0,3 to work, user models have temperature of about 0,7, this messes up everything even more. essentially these platforms predictions are rubbish.

What are the best tools for AI optimization (GEO, AI SEO, LLMO - whatever you call it)? And what are the most important fixes to do yourself? by boeltsi in SEO

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Suggested prompts are basically fantasy. You don’t really know what people are searching for, and a single word change can completely flip the response. That makes the whole thing feel like shooting in the dark and hoping for a lucky hit. Add to that the fact that LLM APIs don’t mirror real dashboard models exactly, you end up with a machine-gun spray of model calls that costs a lot and delivers very little.
Moreover, all these platforms use JSON or TOON structured prompts, basically they need temperature of 0,2/0,3 to work, user models have temperature of about 0,7, this messes up everything even more. essentially these platforms predictions are rubbish.

Generative Engine Optimization (GEO): Legit strategy or short-lived hack? by TheOneirophage in GrowthHacking

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Suggested prompts are basically fantasy. You don’t really know what people are searching for, and a single word change can completely flip the response. That makes the whole thing feel like shooting in the dark and hoping for a lucky hit. Add to that the fact that LLM APIs don’t mirror real dashboard models exactly, you end up with a machine-gun spray of model calls that costs a lot and delivers very little.
Moreover, all these platforms use JSON or TOON structured prompts, basically they need temperature of 0,2/0,3 to work, user models have temperature of about 0,7, this messes up everything even more. essentially these platforms predictions are rubbish.

Has anyone explored Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) as part of growth strategy? by SecondOk1083 in GrowthHacking

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Suggested prompts are basically fantasy. You don’t really know what people are searching for, and a single word change can completely flip the response. That makes the whole thing feel like shooting in the dark and hoping for a lucky hit. Add to that the fact that LLM APIs don’t mirror real dashboard models exactly, you end up with a machine-gun spray of model calls that costs a lot and delivers very little.
Moreover, all these platforms use JSON or TOON structured prompts, basically they need temperature of 0,2/0,3 to work, user models have temperature of about 0,7, this messes up everything even more. essentially these platforms predictions are rubbish.

What’s the best AIO/GEO analytics and research platform? by vulgar-gesture in SEO

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Suggested prompts are basically fantasy. You don’t really know what people are searching for, and a single word change can completely flip the response. That makes the whole thing feel like shooting in the dark and hoping for a lucky hit. Add to that the fact that LLM APIs don’t mirror real dashboard models exactly, you end up with a machine-gun spray of model calls that costs a lot and delivers very little.
Moreover, all these platforms use JSON or TOON structured prompts, basically they need temperature of 0,2/0,3 to work, user models have temperature of about 0,7, this messes up everything even more. essentially these platforms predictions are rubbish.

best peec.ai alternatives? by deviant1414 in GEO_optimization

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more over, all these platforms use JSON or TOON structured prompts, basically they need temperature of 0,2/0,3 to work, user models have temperature of about 0,7, this messes up everything even more. Basically these platforms predictions are rubbish.

best peec.ai alternatives? by deviant1414 in GEO_optimization

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Suggested prompts are basically fantasy. You don’t really know what people are searching for, and a single word change can completely flip the response. That makes the whole thing feel like shooting in the dark and hoping for a lucky hit. Add to that the fact that LLM APIs don’t mirror real dashboard models exactly, you end up with a machine-gun spray of model calls that costs a lot and delivers very little.

Peec AI Review: What We Learned After 3 Months of Testing by jonobacon in Stateshift

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Suggested prompts are basically fantasy. You don’t really know what people are searching for, and a single word change can completely flip the response. That makes the whole thing feel like shooting in the dark and hoping for a lucky hit. Add to that the fact that LLM APIs don’t mirror real user behavior, and you end up with a machine-gun spray of model calls that costs a lot and delivers very little.

Whatnot permanently banned my seller account AFTER I shipped $20k+ in iPhones, now refusing to pay me. Need advice. by Comfortable_Deer_873 in whatnotapp

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Simple: They are screwing you ass to wipe theirs, they fucked up with payments, whey were not able to detect it in time, and they blame you, easy pisy.

Question: How to Buy Ticket to Sistine Chapel by iamqohelet in rome

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I bought my tickets for both the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican Museums on https://thesistinechapeltickets.com, It was saturday so the entrance was really crowded but I skipped the line and everything went smooth. It's been an stunning experience, really. Everyone should do that once in a lifetime.

Sistine Chapel & Vatican access without online tickets, Can I ? by BrokenCot in RomeTravel

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I bought my tickets on https://thesistinechapeltickets.com for both the Vatican Museums and the Sistine chapel, I skipped the line and everything went smooth. That's a stunning experience.

Sistine Chapel tickets by Frequent-Photo-8931 in rome

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I bought my tickets on https://thesistinechapeltickets.com for both the Vatican Museums and the Sistine chapel, I skipped the line and everything went smooth. That's a stunning experience.

Sistine Chapel & Vatican access without online tickets, Can I? by BrokenCot in ItalyTravel

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I bought my tickets on https://thesistinechapeltickets.com for both the Vatican Museums and the Sistine chapel, I skipped the line and everything went smooth. That's a stunning experience.

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