I'm new to seo and got a client by chance he sells chaffuer and premium travel from airport or city to city rides services in Switzerland and when I asked ai to make a strategy it said that make different pages for different routes and cities but I didn't understood anything the website is very basic what should I Doo should I just copy the biggest competitor and how?
How do you measure impact in LLM search?
What exactly SEO position required? Why does recruiter search for HTML, CSS AND JS and wordpress skill? Does increasing sales also SEO job?
Obviously you want the best possible content for your top products, which almost certainly mains careful human curation of that content.
But for the rest, the other 80% that have little to no content, that are not in proper categories, and you will never have the time to update them all manually, have you had any success pumping AI content into them?
There are a lot of problems to avoid, trying to make it not really look like AI, avoiding repetitive phases or buzzwords, emojis, emdashes, etc, not to mention hallucinations. Have you had any luck with this, or have opinions on it's opportunity or appropriateness?
saw this last week, google had a job listing up for a Generative Engine Optimization Partner Manager. literally the title "GEO". and then a few days later the page was gone. people on twitter were screenshotting it before it disappeared.
What do you think google actually wants?
Are you measuring your content through prompts or manual citation analysis? Wondering how one could validate that their content is appearing on AI answers.
I've been using AI to write blog posts for the past 3 months. Some pages ranked some dropped. curious what others are experiencing.
Drop your results below, good or bad.
been noticing this more and more over the past few months. search something even slightly niche and the top results feel like they were written by someone who read three other articles and mashed them together. no actual experience behind any of it, just confident-sounding sentences that technically answer the question but leave you with nothing useful. and yeah, a lot of it is AI-generated or at minimum heavily AI-assisted. what's interesting is it's not even hidden anymore. the volume of this stuff is genuinely staggering and Google is clearly struggling to filter, it at scale despite the 2026 core updates supposedly cracking down harder on low-quality content. the quality filter is supposed to be E-E-A-T but it still feels inconsistent in practice. some legitimately shallow pages are sitting comfortably on page one while more detailed stuff from smaller sites gets buried. the SERP itself has also just changed a lot. AI Overviews are showing up on a huge chunk of queries now, summarising answers above the fold before you even hit an organic result. so you've got AI-generated summaries on top, and increasingly AI-generated pages below. it's a weird situation. the part that gets me from an SEO angle is what you even optimise for anymore. if the overview is pulling from structured content and the organic results below are thin rewrites anyway, where does that leave sites actually trying to build something real? my honest take is original data and genuine first-hand expertise are the only things that, still cut through, but that's a harder sell to clients who just want volume output. curious what others are actually seeing ranking in their niches right now.