The Google Ads MAA Agent: Weekly Ads Management, Run by AI
The Google Ads MAA Agent is an AI system that produces the weekly performance report for a Google Ads account. […]
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The Client Tracker: One Source of Truth Behind Every Agency We Run
The Client Tracker is the single Google Sheet that holds every client across every agency in our network — contact, owning agency, Basecamp project, package, revenue, and rev-share. Here is exactly how it is built, why the naming convention works, and how humans and AI agents run it together.
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How to Give Your AI Agent the Keys to WordPress (Application Passwords)
The one step only a human can do: mint a WordPress Application Password on blitzadmin.com and hand the key to the agent. Walked through with two real sites — no password sharing, fully revocable.
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How to Request Access to Google Analytics
When we build a personal brand site for our clients, friends, or partners, we set up Google Analytics automatically. Our
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The Fleet Wikidata System: How We Keep Personal Brands Eligible, Accurate, and Linked
How we audit an entire fleet of personal-brand sites for Wikidata coverage every week — the four tiers, the no-mass-create rule, and the enhance-and-create cadence that feeds Google’s Knowledge Graph and AI answers.
Who Is Eligible for a Wikidata Page? The Notability Test for Personal Brands
Not everyone is eligible for a Wikidata item. The notability test, an eligibility checklist, the rule about never linking to a negative entity, and real examples across the spectrum.
How to Use Wikidata to Get a Google Knowledge Panel
Wikidata is the most direct lever you can pull yourself to earn a Google Knowledge Panel. A step-by-step guide to creating a referenced, disambiguated item that feeds the Knowledge Graph.
How to Get a Knowledge Panel When Many People Share Your Name
A crowded name isn’t a dealbreaker for a Google Knowledge Panel — it’s a disambiguation problem with a known playbook. The namesake-disambiguation method, with a Nathaniel Stevens worked example.
Should You Add a Middle Initial to Get a Google Knowledge Panel?
A middle initial doesn’t create a Knowledge Panel — authoritative entity data does. Why Clifford E. Wright’s IMDb-driven panel carries a middle initial, and why founder Nathaniel Stevens shouldn’t rebrand around one.
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How to Stop WordPress From Emailing You About Every Spam Comment
If you run a WordPress site, you’ve probably noticed your inbox filling up with emails like “A new comment on