1. More water changes (continue with that)
2. Run a TON of GFO (BRS carries it in bulk) through a reactor
3. Add a refugium / chaeto reactor / algae scrubber. This will use up a lot of phosphates and try to outcompete the algae for phosphates. Chaeto reactor works well and quickly, algae scrubber takes awhile, refugium works too but you'll need a specific space for it to grow chaeto.
4. You can also try dosing Red Sea NoPo4-X. It's essential a carbon source (vinegar and a bit of vodka perhaps) and will build up nitrate/phosphate processing bacteria. Takes a little while for it to kick in, but it'll work. You have to be VERY good at dosing daily (or multiple times a day) and don't miss a day. An auto dosing pump (with special lines, like the usual poly lines used with RO/DI) would help with that
5. Stop feeding anything if possible
6. Keep manually removing algae
7. Turbo snails and sea hares will help you manually remove (but will still poop, so they can't do it all). Sea hares are great, but very delicate to acclimate to a tank and will ultimately starve once algae runs out, so be sure to find a new home when you're cleaned up