@RossHudgens I've seen an increase in traffic y due to improved technical SEO and optimization for featured snippets, while making the content more conversational.
@CyrusShepard@SeerInteractive I've tried optimizing the snippets and using more direct and appealing meta descriptions. When the AI response doesn't fully cover the user's query, these pages still show a higher CTR.
@DataChaz@Saboo_Shubham_@typefully Scammers are using legitimate third-party tools to spoof logins. If you use X (or any other platform) for business, regular auditing of connected applications is a must.
@GaelBreton If you have a website with a lot of blogs or informational content, then yes, it's getting harder - short videos are grabbing users' attention. But for e-business, SaaS, and service companies, websites still convert better than social media.
@semrush Search engines still matter, but artificial intelligence is changing the way people interact with them. The biggest change is that users expect instant, direct answers instead of having to wade through a lot of results.
@semrush All solid points, but the biggest mistake I see with ecom SEO is people treating it like blog SEO. Product and category pages should target high-intent commercial keywords, not just informational ones.
@Marie_Haynes The artificial intelligence arms race is heating up, and it's only a matter of time before Google's search AI mode changes the way we think about ranking.
@gfiorelli1 The real problem is that people treat โGEOโ as a separate beast, instead of realizing that it's just SEO with a different set of ranking factors.
@aleyda@wordliftit I have my doubts that LLMs are actually starting to take llms.txt into account. So far there is no confirmation from major AI systems like OpenAI or others that they actually follow this file.
@glenngabe Yes, blocking via robots.txt has always been a loophole for some cases, but it's never been a real fix. Google can't crawl, but it still keeps URLs in the index if they signaled before.
@rustybrick@AugenzentrumLux It's always a good idea to diversify your review collection across multiple platforms (Trustpilot, Yelp, Facebook) rather than relying on Google 100%.
@rustybrick@Tamiroron@rajanpatel For those who rely on Google to track BTC prices, it's a bad idea. It's always better to go straight to CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap or TradingView.