Maximizing AI Search Visibility with GPTrends: Hands-On "Labs" Episode!

In this hands-on labs episode of This Week in NoCode + AI, JJ sits down with David — CEO & founder of GPTrends — for a practical, interactive walkthrough of the future of AI search, AI visibility, and next-gen SEO.If you want to learn by doing, this episode is for you. JJ and David dig directly into the GPTrends platform, show real visibility metrics, analyze prompts, review what AI sees when it scans your brand, and cover the exact on-page and off-page systems you need to appear in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI Overviews, and other AI-powered search engines.David also shares his journey from data science to AI search founder, breaks down why citations matter more than ever, and explains how agent analytics will shape the future of web traffic. Plus… exclusive 20% off for viewers.Links & Resources 🔗• GPTrends: https://gptrends.ai (Use coupon code: NoCode20OFF)• Subscribe to This Week in NoCode + AI• Tap into our Workflows Newsletter: https://theworkflowsjobs.substack.com/Timestamps ⏰00:00 Introduction to AI Search Analytics01:02 David’s Background and the Rise of AI Search03:29 Hands-On with GP Trends: Visibility in AI Search05:07 Understanding Visibility Metrics and Prompts09:35 On-Page Optimization Strategies17:20 Off-Page Authority Building22:16 Effective Product Placement Strategies23:06 Leveraging Reddit and YouTube for Visibility25:04 Optimizing Social Media Presence27:38 The Future of Web Traffic: Bots and Agents29:47 Understanding Agent Analytics36:56 SEO Tips for New Startups39:52 Getting Started with GP Trends43:32 Conclusion and Special OfferWhy This Labs Episode MattersThis isn’t just a conversation — it’s a hands-on learning session where you’ll see exactly how AI search engines interpret your brand, what affects your visibility, and what steps you can take today to get discovered more often.AI isn’t replacing search… it’s rewriting it. GP Trends gives you the visibility layer every founder, SEO professional, and creator will need as AI search becomes the default.