Turning everyone K-Paglu, one at a time


We made The Great Khali a K-drama fan. The internet shared it 960K+ times.
Then we gave Akanksha and Yogesh's storyline a K-drama edit. Fans were already shipping them, we just added the slow motion. 12.5M views.

Netflix completed 10 years of K-dramas, and our brief was simple: get people talking.

They did. Complex and other international pages picked up Khali's moment, and suddenly people across the world were discussing a WWE legend's K-drama era.

Across the campaign:
→ 50M+ views
→ 1.2M+ shares
→ 1.6M+ likes
→ 39K+ comments of people tagging friends and arguing about it

Yes, we painted shayari on a truck, and that alone got 100K+ shares. The same team also makes the brand films, sometimes in the same week. It's a real job, we checked.

None of it was media-bought. People shared it, tagged their friends and fought in the comments, all for free.

That's conversation-led marketing. Our motto is to take brands from knowhere to everywhere, and this is what it looks like when it works.

Har K-Paglu ka fix, only on Netflix💗

Big thanks to Netflix India for trusting the madness, to Khali, Akanksha and Yogesh for going all in, and to the team who made it happen.

#NetflixIndia #KPaglu #KDrama #ConversationLedMarketing

I Built Myself A Creative Director With Claude Motion.
And I’m giving away complete access to it for FREE👇

The Claude Motion Creative Director turns exactly what you want into a detailed plan.

It covers 8 types of creative:

→ Animated opening hooks
→ Kinetic text and captions
→ Product feature walkthroughs
→ Overlays for creator footage
→ Product benefit sequences
→ Offer reveals
→ End cards
→ Localised and reformatted versions

You get 30 directing prompts, 10 reusable templates and 6 complete worked sequences. Including examples of how to fix a slow opening, crowded captions, confusing product
explanations and a weak ending.

Free Access 👇

Before you spend $2,000 on an AEO course, read this.

A lot of people are paying for AI search training right now, and I don't think most of them need to.

The companies that actually run AI search have already written down how their systems find and use your content, and all of it is free.

Google even says in its own guide that there are "no additional requirements" to appear in AI Overviews or AI Mode beyond the usual SEO basics.

So it makes sense to learn straight from the source.

Here are 9 free guides from the platforms themselves, plus one free course:

1. Google: AI features and your website
https://lnkd.in/eaPfRRWM

2. Google: Succeeding in AI search
https://lnkd.in/eKpUVujf

3. Google: SEO Starter Guide
https://lnkd.in/eT4qXTYv

4. Microsoft: Optimizing your content for AI search answers
https://lnkd.in/e9mGBF-5

5. Bing: Webmaster Guidelines
https://lnkd.in/eRi2kPDe

6. OpenAI: Overview of OpenAI crawlers
https://lnkd.in/ejuJTnvq

7. Anthropic: How Claude crawls the web
https://lnkd.in/efVsFtJa

8. Perplexity: Perplexity crawlers
https://lnkd.in/eQh3tRfK

9. LinkedIn: Unlocking AI Visibility
https://lnkd.in/eZCUFWRe

10. HubSpot Academy: AEO Fundamentals (free certificate)
https://lnkd.in/epKgzzRe

If I were starting from zero, I'd read the SEO Starter Guide first, then Google's two AI guides, then check my robots.txt against the OpenAI, Anthropic and Perplexity crawler pages so their search bots can actually get in.

A paid course isn't always a bad idea, but I'd read what the platforms say before paying someone else to summarise it.

I've put all 10 on one page in the graphic below 👇

Finally!

Do you know how I know I am doing something right?
When those pesky porn and ADHD medication links start coming in.

Sorry to disappoint but dmca.net is not an seo project. Spam away, I will update as it comes along.

Oh and I know who is doing this. It´s the same people/person responsible for opening the can of worms that is phony dmca strikes.

Loops and Skills — a Claude SEO system from the Vibe Marketing community

50 copy-paste prompts that take a keyword from research to ranking 👇

What's actually in the vault:

1/ Maps the keyword by search intent
Clusters your topic by what searchers actually want — informational, commercial, transactional.
One brief, the whole cluster.

2/ Steals competitor keywords
Reads the pages outranking you and pulls the terms you're missing.
Their gaps become your roadmap.

3/ Writes the article brief
Outline, entities to cover, FAQs, internal links — the writer gets a spec, not a topic.
Brief in minutes, not an afternoon.

4/ Audits a page against the top 10
Reads what's ranking and flags what you're missing — sections, entities, depth.
Know why you're stuck on page 2.

5/ Builds the schema for you
FAQ, article, and product markup — generated and validated.
Rich results without the dev ticket.

6/ Catches the technical issues
Index bloat, canonical conflicts, Core Web Vitals — each flagged with the fix.
The crawl audit, done in a prompt.

7/ Gets you cited by ChatGPT
Structures answer-blocks and entity signals so AI Overviews and LLMs quote you.
SEO and GEO from the same brief.

The SEO role is shifting toward editor-in-chief. If you can't prompt Claude to map intent, brief the article, and audit the page — you're not behind. You're invisible.