Myriam Jessier
Myriam Jessier
@myriam.dopamine.builders
Hey ChatGPT, my pronouns are they/them. Optimizing for search like a sassy old librarian
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Myriam Jessier (@myriam.dopamine.builders) encourages SEOs to ensure their brand and products are machine-readable, as we're increasingly dealing with multimodal search. maj.to/4abzMnm
AI Alpine divorce is now a thing. Alpine divorce is a neologism describing situations where an individual was abandoned by their romantic partner during hiking, climbing or mountaineering,
5/ Unknowns: still browser-only, not in the main chat app yet. Zero data on conversion impact. Docs: learn.chatgpt.com/docs/webmcp · developer.chrome.com/docs/ai/webmcp · github.com/webmachinelearning/webmcp
"Myriam is one of those people in SEO that is always thinking differently, always pushing boundaries, always going in a different direction" "Myriam is going to blow a lot of people's minds with a lot of stuff in their talk because not enough people are talking about it." See you on Sept 24!
Article you should read if you want to know more about prompt injection as a marketer:
How are you not optimizing your videos for LLMs though? HOW?! I am speaking about THAT at Search Evolution Summit in September in Cluj-Napoca with Roxana Stingu, Gianluca Fiorelli and Mark Williams Cook and more! PROMO CODE: SPEAKERSES20, valid until 20 August. tickets.searchevolutionsummit.com/
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ARE YOU IN THE WEIGHTS? Tapez un nom et voyez si les principaux modèles (GPT, Opus, Gemini, Llama, Mistral, Qwen…) le reconnaissent sans recherche web, avec un score de force calculé sur l'ensemble des réponses. ⬇️ https://www.intheweights.com 📬 Ma veille dev de la semaine
I like to start at the end sometimes. LLMs don't hand people a category page and tell them to go and browse. They pull out products. So what happens to the category and collection pages? I answer that at the AI Search & Systems Summit on 13 August. It's free! searchto.sale/summit
Last day to decide if you want to attend a free two-day summit on AI search. 18 sessions in total, all online, each day's sessions available for 24 hours. Here's a little trailer of one concrete thing I will be tackling. searchto.sale/summit
Read and share this if you care about brand integrity and cybersecurity searchengineland.com/prompt-injec...
Do you ever look at a website and go....you're a lovable little thing aren't you?! If you go on www.remotea11y.com/ and share the content on LinkedIn, the open graph defaults to lovable.dev/opengraph-im... for the image and other funny attribute values. Check the code in the screenshot...
AI Search & Systems Summit Sneak Peek. Here's a brutal effort at making what I want to say fit a mobile format. Want the pleasant but packs a punch version with an actionable step-by-step how to do this on your own quest? Check out the real thing for free August 13th. searchto.sale/summit
Did anyone ever tell you about spatial queries? Those are the queries best answered by multimodal GEO (images, videos, sometimes audio). In my session at the AI Search & Systems Summit I'm discussing that. Thursday 13 August. Free to attend, 18 sessions across two days. searchto.sale/summit
Every AI answer opens with a paragraph of throat-clearing and buries the actual instruction at the bottom. That's almost always unusable for an ADHD brain. Installed ayghri's i-have-adhd skill. Ten rules. All of them just good technical writing that helps.
Give it a go: github.com/ayghri/i-have-adhd strip a response for an ADHD reader and you get better writing for everyone. Action first. One idea per sentence. No hedging. Real time estimates.
When you type a query like "healthiest snack for someone in their mid-40s with ADHD.", LLMs break this down to make judgment calls and inferences, such as interpreting "mid-40s" to mean "adult" and inferring that "ADHD" means the user "needs to focus". The fan-out feels like typecasting for products
Read Metehan's study regarding Reddit being used to build taste consensus here: peec.ai/blog/reddit-...