Gemini 3.1 Pro Is Free: Build a Complete Website in 2 Prompts Using Antigravity + Astro

You can build a complete, SEO-optimized local business website in under 15 minutes using Claude Code, Astro, and Cloudflare. The result scores 98% on PageSpeed Insights, has valid schema markup, and deploys to a live URL automatically. This is not a drag-and-drop builder. This is a framework-based approach that produces sites designed to rank.

Why Astro Is the Best Framework for SEO Websites

Astro is a web framework built specifically for content-driven websites that generates clean, crawlable HTML search engines love. It ships zero JavaScript by default, meaning pages load incredibly fast.

Here's why Astro stands out:

• Built for speed. Astro ships zero JavaScript by default, meaning your pages load incredibly fast.
• SEO powerhouse. The framework generates clean, crawlable HTML that search engines love.
• Content-first architecture. Every design decision in Astro prioritizes content delivery, which is exactly what Google rewards.

I've built websites on lovable.dev, bolt.ai, and plenty of other AI builders. This approach with Astro and Claude Code is 100 times better. Trust me.

The reason? When you give Claude Code a proper framework like Astro as the foundation, it doesn't go off the rails and do its own thing. It follows the framework's conventions, which means you get consistent, high-quality output every time.

The Tech Stack: Claude Code + Astro + Cloudflare

Let me break down why each piece of this stack matters:

• Astro handles the framework layer. It's designed for speed and SEO, generating static HTML that loads in milliseconds.
• Claude Code does the heavy lifting. Whether you use Opus or Sonnet, both models are more than capable for building SEO websites. We're not doing rocket science here, we're doing SEO.
• Cloudflare handles hosting and deployment. It's free, it's fast, and Claude Code can push directly to Cloudflare Pages without you touching a dashboard.

The beauty of this setup is that Claude Code can build the site on your computer and publish it to Cloudflare automatically. The whole pipeline, from prompt to live website, happens in one terminal session.

The Project: Rebuilding a Page 2 Website

For this build, I took a real website called Texas Plumbing Solutions. It was sitting on page 2 of Google for "plumbers in Texas." The site looked outdated, had no service area pages, and was missing basic SEO elements.

Perfect candidate for a rebuild.

The problems with the original site were obvious:

• No location-specific service area pages
• Slow loading speed
• Missing structured data (schema markup)
• Outdated design with weak calls to action
• Generic copy that didn't target specific keywords

The Build Process: From Prompt to Live Site

Step 1: Set Up the Project

I created a new folder on my desktop, opened a terminal, and started Claude Code. That's it for setup. No installing packages manually, no configuring build tools, no boilerplate.

Step 2: Give Claude Code the Prompt

The prompt is the key to this whole process. I gave Claude Code:

• The URL of the existing Texas Plumbing Solutions website
• Instructions to rebuild it using the Astro framework
• A link to the Astro documentation
• Specific instructions on how I wanted the site built (service pages, location pages, schema markup, etc.)

Claude Code started by analyzing the existing site to understand the content and context. Then it created a multi-phase build plan:

1. Phase 1: Scaffold the Astro project
2. Phase 2: Create all configuration files
3. Phase 3: Build the layout and core components
4. Phase 4: Generate all page templates and blog content
5. Phase 5: Create and optimize images

Step 3: Watch It Build (and Approve a Few Things)

Claude Code worked through each phase autonomously. The impressive part is that even 15 minutes into the build, it still had full context of the project and was executing its plan step by step.

One particularly clever thing it did: it generated images using Nano Banana Pro (Google's image generation model), then automatically ran a Python script to convert all PNGs to WebP format. WebP files are significantly smaller without losing image quality, which is perfect for page speed and SEO.

Step 4: Review the Site Locally

Once the build finished, Claude Code suggested running npm run dev to preview the site locally. Here's what the rebuilt site included:

• Professional homepage with a clear value proposition
• Service area pages for each location with location-specific content
• Service-location combination pages (e.g., "Leak Repair in Belleville, Texas")
• Strong calls to action with click-to-call functionality
• FAQ sections on every page
• Subtle animations for a polished, professional feel

Compared to the original site, this was night and day. More pages, better content, stronger SEO foundations, and a design that actually looked professional.

Step 5: Iterate and Improve

Building a website with Claude Code isn't a one-shot deal. You can keep refining it in the same conversation. I asked it to:

• Add a review strip above the "Areas We Service" section on the homepage
• Add a "How We Work" section below the plumbing services, complete with a step-by-step guide and interactive sliding banner

Each change took just a couple of minutes. The key is that Claude Code maintains full context of the project, so every modification fits seamlessly into the existing site architecture.

Step 6: Deploy to Cloudflare

With one simple prompt, Claude Code:

1. Authenticated with Cloudflare
2. Created the project
3. Built and deployed the site
4. Returned a live staging URL on pages.dev

The entire deployment took seconds. The site was live and shareable immediately.

The SEO Results: 98% PageSpeed Score

Here's where it gets exciting. I ran the live site through three different tests:

PageSpeed Insights

• Desktop: 98% (blazingly fast)
• Mobile: Could use some minor fixes, but still loading extremely quickly

GTmetrix

• Top-tier performance scores across the board
• Fast loading times thanks to Astro's static HTML output and WebP images

Schema Validation

• Local Business schema: Valid
• Service schema: Valid
• Breadcrumb schema: Valid
• FAQ schema: Valid
• Only minor non-critical issues detected

Proper schema markup doesn't just help with traditional Google rankings. It also helps your site appear correctly in AI search engines, which is becoming increasingly important.

Why This Beats Every AI Website Builder (And Why It's Safer)

The difference between this approach and tools like Bolt or Lovable comes down to two things: the foundation and the security.

Speed and convenience mean nothing if the site you build is leaking your client's data. And that's exactly what's been happening with popular AI website builders.

The Lovable Security Disaster

In March 2025, security researcher Matt Palmer discovered a critical vulnerability in Lovable (now tracked as CVE-2025-48757). The issue? Lovable apps were being deployed with missing or misconfigured Row-Level Security (RLS) policies on their databases. That means anyone could read or write to the database of a live Lovable app without any authentication at all.

How bad was it? Researchers scanned 1,645 Lovable projects and found 170+ apps with 303 vulnerable endpoints, roughly 10% of everything on Lovable's showcase platform. The exposed data included full names, email addresses, home addresses, personal debt amounts, financial transactions, Google Maps API tokens, Gemini API keys, and eBay authentication tokens.

A Palantir engineer independently found the same flaw and publicly demonstrated it by extracting real user data from live apps. Lovable's fix? A security scan feature that checks whether an RLS policy exists on a table, but doesn't actually test whether the policy works. After a 45-day disclosure window passed with no meaningful fix, Palmer published the full CVE.

On top of the database vulnerability, Guardio Labs found that Lovable scored just 1.8 out of 10 on phishing resistance. Attackers could create convincing phishing pages and host them directly on Lovable subdomains.

The Broader "Vibe Coding" Security Crisis

Lovable isn't an isolated case. Research from Escape.tech analyzed over 5,600 apps built with AI builders (including Lovable, Bolt, and Base44) and found over 2,000 vulnerabilities, 400+ exposed secrets, and 175 instances of leaked personal data including medical records, bank account numbers, and phone numbers.

According to Bright Security's analysis, 45% of apps built with these platforms still contain classic OWASP Top-10 vulnerabilities. One in five sites built on popular AI builders are leaking code secrets like API keys bundled into the client-side code.

And it's not just theoretical. The startup Enrichlead, whose founder publicly claimed 100% of the platform was written by AI with "zero hand-written code," was found to be full of basic security flaws just days after launch. Anyone could access paid features or alter data.

Why the Claude Code + Astro Approach Is Different

When you build with Claude Code and Astro, you avoid these problems entirely:

• Static HTML output. Astro generates plain HTML files. There's no exposed database, no client-side API calls to intercept, no RLS policies to misconfigure. Your site is just files on a CDN.
• No secrets in the client. Because Astro builds static pages at compile time, there are no API keys, database credentials, or tokens shipped to the browser.
• Clean, semantic HTML that search engines can easily parse.
• Zero unnecessary JavaScript bloating your page load times.
• Proper site architecture with service pages, location pages, and internal linking.
• Structured data that's actually valid and complete.
• Full code ownership. The code lives on your machine and deploys to your Cloudflare account. You control every file. No third-party platform sitting between you and your website.

This isn't just faster and better for SEO. It's fundamentally more secure. You're not trusting a platform to handle security for you (and hoping they get it right). You're building on a stack where the architecture itself eliminates entire categories of vulnerabilities.

What You Need to Get Started

Here's the full list of what you need:

1. Claude Code (with a Claude Pro or API subscription)
2. A Cloudflare account (free tier works perfectly)
3. A terminal (Mac Terminal, Windows PowerShell, or any command line)
4. The prompt template (linked in the resources below)

That's it. No web development experience required. Claude Code handles the framework setup, the coding, the image optimization, and the deployment.

Taking It Further: The Local Business Builder Agent

If you want an even more streamlined version of this process, I've built a dedicated Claude Code plugin (available inside the AI Ranking community) that acts as a local business builder agent.

This agent can:

• Generate websites with 80 to 100+ pages in minutes
• Follow SEO best practices automatically
• Ask you interactive questions to customize the build
• Handle all the technical setup, configuration, and deployment

It comes with full installation guides and all the parameters pre-configured. If building SEO websites for local businesses is something you want to offer as a service (or use for your own sites), this is the fastest way to do it.

The Bottom Line

In under 15 minutes, using Claude Code, Astro, and Cloudflare, I built a website that:

• Scores 98% on Google PageSpeed Insights
• Has valid schema markup for local business, services, breadcrumbs, and FAQs
• Includes location-specific service pages that target real keywords
• Loads blazingly fast on both desktop and mobile
• Is deployed and live on Cloudflare Pages
• Looks significantly more professional than the original page 2 site it replaced

The original Texas Plumbing Solutions site was stuck on page 2 of Google. This rebuilt version has every technical SEO advantage it needs to climb to page 1.

If you're building websites for clients or for your own business, this is the stack to use. Stop fighting with drag-and-drop builders. Start building on a framework that was made to rank.

Want hands-on help building SEO websites with AI? Inside the AI Ranking community, we share the exact prompts, plugins, and workflows that are working right now. Join 470+ members at AI Ranking

To write content that ranks in AI search engines like ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity, you need seven elements: strong SEO fundamentals, concept-based writing, clear formatting for extraction, simple language, Q&A structures, personal experience, and data-backed claims with sources. After helping over 400 businesses rank in AI search, here's the exact framework we use, plus a free prompt to implement it.

Why AI Search Engines Are Ignoring Your Content

You could spend hours writing your next blog post only for AI to never even see it.

Google might not even index it (meaning it never makes it into their database). And if Google doesn't index it, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews won't find it either.

The traffic from AI search engines converts up to 4.4x better than traditional search. Seer Interactive found ChatGPT traffic converting at 15.9% compared to Google organic at 1.76%. AI-referred website sessions have grown 527% since early 2025. If your content isn't showing up, you're leaving serious money on the table.

The good news? There's a framework for writing content that AI search engines can't ignore. It comes from years of hands-on SEO experience, helping more than 400 businesses rank in AI search, peer-reviewed research, and a useful article from Microsoft on optimizing content for AI search.

Do SEO Fundamentals Still Matter for AI Search?

Yes. SEO fundamentals are still the foundation of everything. Microsoft says it right away in their optimization guide, and we've proven it over and over again with our community members.

• Page speed: How quickly does your website load?
• Metadata: Do you have optimized title tags, meta descriptions, and H2 headings?
• Internal linking: Is your website linking between pages effectively?
• Technical health: Is your site crawlable and indexable?

Without these basics, you won't rank in AI search. Period.

One of our community members, Steven, created over 800 service/location pages for a client with proper on-site SEO fundamentals. The result? 105 online appointments in a single month, breaking their previous record. His pages were indexing within an hour of submission to Google Search Console.

I hear people say, "I just want to do GEO or AI SEO. I don't want to do regular SEO." That's like saying you want to learn butterfly stroke without learning how to swim. One doesn't happen without the other.

Should I Still Focus on Keywords?

Not the way you used to. The old playbook was to find a keyword with low competition and high search volume, then inject it as many times as possible without getting flagged for keyword stuffing. That doesn't really work anymore.

Use keyword research as a guide. But then ask yourself: what is the concept this keyword is actually trying to answer? Write for that concept. Answer it thoroughly. Research shows that content containing original insights not easily found elsewhere is one of the strongest differentiators for cited pages.

How Should I Format My Content for AI Search?

Format for clarity and extraction. Break long walls of text into bite-sized pieces where each section can stand on its own.

This is the answer capsule approach applied throughout your entire post. Research shows 72% of pages cited by ChatGPT have a self-contained answer in the first 40-60 words. Pages with answer capsules see a 40% higher citation rate overall.

Quick Formatting Checklist

• Use H2s and H3s to break up content
• Keep paragraphs short (2-4 sentences max)
• Each section should make sense on its own
• Lead each section with the direct answer before expanding

What Reading Level Should I Write At?

Write at an eighth-grade reading level. This comes from a peer-reviewed research paper that found writing at this level makes your content significantly more approachable.

This doesn't mean dumb down your content. It means don't add unnecessary complexity. If a 14 to 16 year old can understand it, you're on the right track.

Why Should I Use Q&A Formats in My Content?

Because it's simple and incredibly effective. Use an H2 or H3 to ask a question about the topic. Then answer it as quickly and concisely as you can in the first sentence or two.

AI search engines are built to answer questions. When your content is already structured as questions and answers, you're handing it exactly what it needs. Pages with FAQPage schema markup have a 3.2x higher citation probability.

How Do I Add Personal Experience to My Content?

This is probably the most important element. It's related to what Google calls E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness).

Generic Example

"Pricing pages are an important part of any website. To optimize your pricing page, consider simplifying your options. This can lead to increased conversions."

Fluffy. Nothing an AI couldn't just generate itself.

Specific Example

"When I helped a SaaS client restructure their pricing page in 2023, we saw a 34% increase in conversions within 60 days. The key was simplifying from five tiers to three."

AI can't replicate that. Brands publishing proprietary data see 45% more AI citations.

Real Results From Our Community

William Moon, a financial advisor in Arizona, was ranking #1 on Google but his CTR was 0.3%. We gave him a prompt to optimize his title tags and meta descriptions. His CTR jumped to 2.3%, and he closed a deal worth $165,000.

Tim Armstrong had a client receive a mortgage lead directly from ChatGPT. The customer said, "ChatGPT told me you might be the best option in America for this." GPT handed the client a lead because good on-site SEO and capsule content was in place.

Members in Ireland are getting cited in Google AI Overviews after implementing just a fraction of this content strategy.

Sarah M., an agency owner, used the AI content writing checklist and got cited by ChatGPT within 3 weeks. Her AI-referred traffic went up 200%.

How Do I Back Up My Statements With Data?

Always support your claims with data and link to your sources. This is critical for AI search visibility.

Research shows GPT-4 accuracy improves from 16% to 54% when content includes structured data. Giving AI clear, verifiable information directly impacts whether you get cited.

How Do I Actually Implement All 7 Elements?

I've built a free prompt that synthesizes everything into instructions you can paste into ChatGPT (or Claude as your SEO assistant).

The prompt works in two phases: first, research and structure where the AI recommends a blog post outline. Second, writing in Canvas where you edit and add your experience.

Do not just take the AI output and publish it. That's AI slop. You need to add your personal experience, edit it to sound like you, verify the data, add internal links, and generate supporting images.

Use Answer Socrates to find related questions people are asking, then include 3-4 as sub-sections in your post.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the answer capsule technique?

An answer capsule is a self-contained block of 40-60 words that directly answers a question without surrounding context. 72% of pages cited by ChatGPT have one. Full guide: The Capsule Content Method.

Does longer content rank better in AI search?

Not necessarily. Surfer SEO's research found AI prioritizes self-contained passages of 134-167 words. Concise, well-structured content outperforms longer posts that ramble.

How often should I update my content?

Every 60-90 days. Fresh content averages 6 AI citations compared to 3.6 for outdated pages.

Start Writing Content AI Can't Ignore

You also need to understand how to optimize your website for AI search and how to leverage AI-powered SEO workflows.

If you want hands-on help, inside the AI Ranking community, we share the exact prompts, templates, and strategies that are working right now. Members like William, Tim, Steven, and Sarah are proof that this framework delivers real results.

Join 470+ members at AI Ranking

72% of all content cited by AI search engines has one thing in common.

It's not backlinks. It's not domain authority. It's a simple way to structure your content that takes about five minutes to implement.

And this isn't just theory from some research paper. Our community members are getting real results with this. They're getting cited by Google AI Overviews in Ireland. They're seeing more impressions and clicks. One member even had ChatGPT recommend them as "the best option in America" for a mortgage - and they closed that client the next day.

So how the hell does this work?

Traffic Is Down. But That's Not Necessarily Bad News.

Let's be honest - traffic is down for everyone.

HubSpot was one of the most trafficked websites in the world. Their blog traffic dropped by 80% in 10 months. They went from 24.4 million organic visits in March 2023 to just 6.1 million by January 2025.

If that can happen to HubSpot, it can happen to anyone.

But here's the thing - this isn't necessarily a death sentence if you understand what's happening.

We've entered what I call the citation economy. Clicks aren't as valuable as they used to be, but citations are extremely valuable. If you're not cited by the AI search engines, you're essentially invisible.

And whilst overall traffic is down, the traffic you CAN get from AI search engines - if you understand this strategy - converts significantly better:

• Ahrefs found that AI search visitors convert 23 times better than traditional search visitors
• Semrush's research shows AI search visitors are 4.4x more valuable on average
• Seer Interactive's case study found ChatGPT traffic converted at 15.9% compared to Google organic at 1.76%

Less traffic, but way better quality. I can work with that.

Before We Go Further: You Still Need Valuable Content

I want to make one thing very clear before we get into the technique.

This strategy by itself isn't enough. You need good content along with it.

Google gives you very blase examples of what "good content" means. So let me give you some structured fundamentals:

What makes content valuable:

• Updated data - Original statistics, research, or synthesized information that's easier to understand
• Clear opinions backed by data - Don't just state facts, have a perspective
• Practical explanations - Show people how to actually do something
• Original workflows - Maybe you've built automations or found tools that help you work better
• Personal experience - Case studies, things you've learned throughout your career

That last one tends to work the best. Real experience is something AI can't easily replicate.

Once those fundamentals are done, we can move into the technique.

The Capsule Content Method

Fancy name, but very easy execution.

The technique can be encapsulated in three main things:

1. Write Short Answers (Around 150 Characters)

Under every heading that asks a question, write a brief answer - about 30-50 words or roughly 150 characters.

According to Search Engine Land's study of 8,000 AI citations, 72% of pages cited by ChatGPT had an answer capsule present. It's the single most consistent predictor of AI citation.

2. Zero Links in That First Answer

Keep that initial answer clean. No links, no references - just a direct, confident answer.

This makes it a lot easier for the AI to extract and cite that paragraph.

3. Answer First, Explain Later

Essentially, you want to answer the question right away, then provide more context and depth afterward.

Really, to make it simple, keep one question in mind when you're writing:

"Can someone understand this paragraph without reading anything else on the page?"

Is this paragraph encapsulated by itself? Can the AI just grab it and use it as a source?

Bad Example vs Good Example

Let's say you're writing a blog post about SEO and you have an H2 asking "What is Technical SEO?"

Bad Example (The Way Most People Write)

"In today's digital landscape, businesses are increasingly looking for ways to improve their online presence. SEO has evolved significantly over the years, and in this comprehensive guide we'll explore..."

Way too long. No direct answer. AI is going to skip right over this.

Good Example (The Capsule Method)

"Technical SEO is the process of optimizing your website's infrastructure so that search engines can crawl, index, and rank your pages effectively."

Done. That's the answer right there in the first sentence. Now you can elaborate with more detail below it.

Real-World Proof This Works

You've probably read content structured this way - you just didn't notice it.

When I Googled in AI mode "what is the best way to write content that will get cited by AI search engines?", the most cited source was this article from Semrush.

Looking at that content through the lens of the capsule content technique:

The first H2 asks: "What is AI search and why should I care?"

And right below that: "AI search engines use large language models to generate complex answers using trusted content from the web. Instead of showing a list of links like traditional search engines, AI search engines deliver a single synthesized response."

They answered that right away, then gave more information.

This makes it extremely easy for AI to cite that as a source.

The Statistics Back This Up

The research supports this approach:

• Content structure matters: Pages using 120-180 words between headings receive 70% more ChatGPT citations than pages with sections under 50 words
• Self-contained answers win: AI prioritizes passages that fully answer queries in 134-167 word self-contained units
• Question-based headings boost citations: Using question-format headings and FAQ sections significantly increases your chances of being cited
• Original insights matter: Content containing information not easily found elsewhere is the second-strongest differentiator for cited pages
• Fresh content gets more citations: Content updated in the past three months averages 6 citations versus 3.6 for outdated pages

How to Rewrite Your Existing Content (Without Taking Ages)

Here's the process I use:

Step 1: Use the Prompt

I've created a prompt that analyzes your content for "capsule readiness." You can use it with ChatGPT, Perplexity, or any LLM with internet access.

The prompt will:

• Give you a citation readiness score
• Analyze each section of your content
• Show you which headings should be reformatted as questions
• Provide suggested rewrites for your answer capsules

Step 2: Check the Criteria

The prompt will tell you things like:

• Does this content have answer capsules present?
• Are headings formatted as questions?
• Are there clear structured lists?
• Is there original data or insights?

Step 3: Rewrite Your H2s as Questions

This is where the magic happens.

Current H2: "Retirement Investment Vehicle Overview"

Suggested Rewrite: "What Are the Main Retirement Investment Vehicles?"

Simple change. Drastic positive consequences.

Step 4: Add the Answer Capsule

Current opening: "When it comes to stacking cash for those golden years, you've got solid options on the table."

Capsule rewrite: "IRAs, 401k plans, and annuities are the primary retirement investment vehicles that help you grow and protect your savings."

Gets right to the point. Now you can add the conversational tone and additional detail below it.

This isn't about changing your tone of voice or completely rewriting everything. Just keep that one question in mind: can this be understood and cited as a standalone answer?

Where to Start: Find Your Second-Page Content

If you've got a bunch of content on your website, you might be wondering where to begin.

Here's the strategy: find all the pages or blog posts ranking on the second page of Google.

How to Find These Pages:

1. Go to Google Search Console
2. Navigate to Performance
3. Make sure Average Position is selected
4. Filter to show pages ranking between positions 8-20

These are your golden opportunities. This content is already in Google's database - it's just not ranking well enough.

The reason I target second-page content:

• It's already indexed
• Google already sees it as relevant to the query
• A small improvement can push it to page one
• Page one content has a much higher chance of being cited by AI

According to research, 76.1% of URLs cited in AI Overviews also rank in the top 10 of Google search results. Get to page one first, then watch the AI citations follow.

Community Results

This stuff actually works. Our community members are seeing real results:

Tim Armstrong had a client closing a mortgage deal directly from a ChatGPT recommendation. The customer came in saying "ChatGPT told me you might be the best option in America for this." That wasn't even a click - it was GPT practically handing the client a lead because good on-site SEO was done.

Members in Ireland are getting cited in Google AI Overviews after implementing just a fraction of this strategy.

William Moon, a financial advisor in Arizona, went from nearly zero clicks despite ranking #1, to closing a $165,000 retirement planning client after optimizing his content structure. His CTR went from 0.3% to 2.3% - a 7x increase.

The Bottom Line

The citation economy is here. Traffic is down across the board, but the brands getting cited in AI Overviews are seeing 35% higher organic CTR and 91% higher paid CTR compared to non-cited brands.

The Capsule Content Method is straightforward:

1. Format your H2s as questions
2. Answer in the first 150 characters (30-50 words)
3. Keep that answer clean - no links
4. Then elaborate with more detail, examples, and context

It takes about five minutes to implement per section. The results can be dramatic.

Remember: This doesn't replace good SEO fundamentals. You still need valuable content, proper on-site optimization, and everything else that makes a website trustworthy.

GEO without SEO is like trying to swim butterfly without learning to swim first. Get the fundamentals right, then structure your content so AI can actually cite you.

Next Steps

Want to dive deeper into AI search optimization? Here are some resources:

• How to Do SEO for SearchGPT - A complete guide to optimizing for AI search engines
• SEO in the Age of AI: Why Your Clicks Are Disappearing - Understanding the shift to zero-click searches
• Turn Claude 4 Into Your Own Personal SEO Assistant - How to build AI-powered SEO workflows

And if you want more hands-on support with live Q&A calls where I can look at your website and give you specific advice, consider joining the AI Ranking Skool community.