with Jonathan Boshoff • Founder, AI SEO Engine & AI SEO Academy
In this episode of The Ranking Heroes Podcast, Jonathan Boshoff walks through how he went from ChatGPT prompts to Python scripts to full no-code applications, and the messy trial-and-error that came with it — including a $300 OpenAI bill he didn't expect.
Jonathan went from a spreadsheet of ChatGPT prompts to 30+ no-code SEO tools, and learned along the way that internal linking was the lever he had underrated for years.
Whether you're an early-stage founder looking for your first customers or a seasoned marketer refining your playbook, this episode is packed with strategies you can apply right away. Hit play below and dive in!
/ Full Episode Transcript /
Nebojsa: So, welcome to the Ranking Heroes, a podcast where we discuss different marketing strategies with the experts behind them. Today we have Jonathan Boshoff, an SEO expert who also does interesting SEO AI apps that helps other SEOs shorten their time for doing different procedures. So, Jonathan, thanks for joining this podcast. It's a pleasure speaking with you.
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