01What If I Started SEO Today I'd Only Do This Means
If I started SEO today I'd only do this refers to a specific system Julian Goldie uses to rank content quickly by targeting trending keywords. The system combines keyword research via Google autosuggest, unique case studies as information gain, and an agent operating system to generate and deploy articles. Julian shows real proof, including a website that went from zero clicks to 23 clicks per day starting May 21, and another site ranking number one for a keyword that was announced less than seven days ago.
The core idea is that anyone can create content with AI, but the edge comes from unique data and fast action on trending topics.
02Main Features of the System
The system has several key parts that work together. First, it finds trending keywords that have high demand but low competition. Julian uses Google autosuggest because tools like Ahrefs don't have data on brand-new topics.
Second, it uses unique case studies as information gain: content that includes original experiments or data from your own work. Third, an agent operating system (Agent OS) generates multiple articles from one case study. For example, for "Hermes Mixture of Agents" the system created articles for "Hermes Mixture of Agents", "Hermes Mixture of Agents skill", and "Hermes Mixture of Agents tool".
Fourth, the system deploys articles automatically to your website without needing WordPress or plugins.
- Finds trending keywords with Google autosuggest.
- Uses your own case studies for information gain.
- Generates 5+ articles from one case study.
- Deploys content straight to your site.
- Includes a quality control skill with over 100 rules.
03How to Set Up the System for SEO
- Identify a trending topic: look at recent news or product launches in your niche. Julian gives the example of Hermes releasing "Hermes Mix with Agents".
- Check Google autosuggest for that topic to find exact keywords people are searching for (e.g., "Hermes Mixture of Agents tool", "Hermes Mixture of Agents skill").
- Find or create a unique case study related to that keyword. It can be an experiment, a test, or data you have documented.
- Plug the keyword and case study into your agent operating system under the "generate articles" option.
- Select "information gain" mode (not just chat) to ensure your content includes unique data. Disable case studies if you are using your own.
- Click generate (e.g., generate five articles) and the system will write and deploy the content to your website automatically.
04How to Use the System: Walkthrough Examples
Julian walks through two examples in the episode. First, for the keyword "Hermes Mixture of Agents" he shows that his website ranks number one in Google images, in AI mode, and in regular search results. He also got the featured snippet for the related keyword "Hermes Mixture of Agents skill".
The article was created using a case study about Hermes and then deployed automatically. Second, for a website started on May 21, the system brought it from zero clicks to 23 clicks per day. Julian explains that he targets branded trending keywords like "Fable 5 AI SEO" or "Mixture of Agents versus Fable 5".
He emphasizes that the system also works with Google's AI overviews and image results. After content is live, he funnels traffic from the blog post to his community via a call-to-action (CTA).
05Results and Proof from the Episode
Julian shows three websites that use this system successfully. One website went from nothing to hundreds of clicks per day. Another started on May 21 and got 23 clicks per day from SEO straight away.
For the keyword "Hermes Mixture of Agents skill" he got the featured snippet and ranks number one. He also ranks number one in Google images and AI mode for that same topic. The results come from combining video content and blog posts.
Julian points out that this works because trending keywords have high demand and low competition. He measures success with Google Search Console data, looking at the last 7, 28, and 90 days to generate research. The system also pulls in latest data from the website to optimize further.
06Tips, Limits, and Mistakes to Avoid
A key mistake is using AI without unique data. Julian says if you just use ChatGPT without case studies, Google can already generate that content, so you add no value. Always document your experiments and use them as information gain.
He warns that trends move fast: a keyword may only be new for less than seven days, so you must act quickly. Another limit is that traditional SEO tools like Ahrefs don't have data on trending topics, so you must rely on Google autosuggest. Julian also advises to avoid manual setup: don't log in to WordPress, don't configure plugins, and don't design pages manually.
The system handles all that. Finally, quality control matters: use a detailed skill (over 100 rules) to ensure the content reads better than a human could write.
- Always add your own case studies for information gain.
- Act fast on new keywords (within days of announcement).
- Don't rely on keyword tools for trending topics; use Google autosuggest.
- Automate deployment to avoid manual work.
- Use a quality control skill to ensure content quality.
07Who This SEO System Is For and Why It Matters
This system is for anyone who wants to rank for trending keywords quickly without technical skills or manual content creation. Julian says you don't need to be technical, you don't need to use WordPress, and you don't need to design pages. The system is especially useful for SEOs who want to automate their workflow and for business owners who want to drive targeted traffic to an offer.
Julian built it because many people in his community asked for it. The system matters because generic AI content is becoming common; the only way to stand out is by using unique data. By documenting your own experiments and using an agent operating system, you can create content that is both fast and high-quality.
Julian also mentions that the agent OS includes memory that automatically documents everything he works on, making it easy to build a library of case studies over time.
