AI Overviews are expanding across commercial intent search [Study]
Google’s move to extend AI Overviews into a wider variety of SERPs is disrupting not only informational searches, but also searches with commercial intent and advertising value.
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Google’s move to extend AI Overviews into a wider variety of SERPs is disrupting not only informational searches, but also searches with commercial intent and advertising value.
Most AI visibility strategies treat ChatGPT as a single system. Our research found that‘s a mistake. Thinking mode and Instant mode cite different sources, favor different content, and can recommend different brands for the exact same prompt. Here‘s what marketers need to know.
Discover how ChatGPT is reshaping search habits and web traffic patterns. Analysis of clickstream records reveals changing user behaviors and referral trends in AI-driven search.
What makes LinkedIn content appear in AI answers? Our analysis of 89K cited URLs reveals what AI models trust—and how brands can win visibility.
The means and inclination to test SEO changes is growing within the industry (finally), but a willingness to test does not always mean it will be successful and worth doing. Not everything is worth testing, and not everything is easily testable. So what follows are some of my lessons/examples from testing SEO changes (split testing or otherwise).
We decided to run a test with SEO split testing software and see what effect local intent keywords added to headings have on organic clicks. Read the short case study to find out.
What does it take to win the Forbes 30 Under 30? Dive into our original research exploring skills, experiences, and tips for up-and-comers.
Optimizing meta descriptions is something that just about every SEO has devoted time and attention to at some point in their career. Learn more about how a small change can lead to a big result.
The star rating rich result is one of the most sought-after SERP features for many SEOs. The main reason for this is that if you are listed as a rich result, searchers will notice you more because you stand out from the other search results. This can lead to a higher click-through rate (CTR).
Most SEOs will be comfortable/familiar with using Google Search Console as part of their SEO toolkit. But there are some great ways to better utilize this data without introducing additional cost or complexity into your reporting.