Not all LLMs are equal.
They pull from different indexes.
You can rank high in Google and still not be cited.
More at the link, plus 90 days of my own server logs:
https://t.co/MRMl2MwaRS
DNS switching looks like a config change.
It's actually a delegation, security, and mail-authentication problem wearing a config change's clothes.
Here's how to do it without breaking anything: six providers compared, dig commands included.
https://t.co/F1PRWdtitj
#DNS
@zodchiii This will produce complete garbage code. The human needs to write the architecture/specs. Still, even rock solid specs will veer heavily if not batched and supervised.
SEO vs GEO
Google has been parsing contextual relevance and brand mentions longer than most realize.
The real divergence is sentiment parsing across trained data and RAG methods.
Feeding those systems is where SEO ends and GEO begins.
Friendly reminder...
LLMs Cannot Reason, AGI Is Mathematically Impossible https://t.co/1VwLQMY6F6
Ps. It also makes all output slower... especially for senior-level devs and engineers.
LLM traffic sits around 2.5% for most sites I manage.
But those visitors convert at 20% or higher.
Lower bounce rate than paid search.
Visit duration matching direct traffic.
These are not casual visitors.