Google I/O: Big changes coming for SEOs with ubiquitous AI
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Google I/O: Big changes coming for SEOs with ubiquitous AI
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Re: Google I/O: Big changes coming for SEOs with ubiquitous AI
#2I see mention in the article of content creation. But are search engines working on task-related personal assistants?
For one example, If I want to take a holiday, could an assistant work out the best dates (based upon preferences of availability, cost etc), and research the best airfares (excluding that particular airline I hate) and find a hotel room with the features I want, and throw in a few sightseeing activities which appeal to my personal tastes, then summarise it up into a travel itinerary for me to approve. Then, upon approval it proceeds to book (and pay for?) all the things.
Re: Google I/O: Big changes coming for SEOs with ubiquitous AI
#3I think we should call it GEO - GPT Engine Optimization. :)
Furthermore, the article lack of how to tackle those shifts with depth analysis. For example: How can one put their info to be presented by a GPT/GPT-plugins.
Re: Google I/O: Big changes coming for SEOs with ubiquitous AI
#4Hot take: SEO is dead, content farms are done, almost no one will leave Google/Bing to read more than what it generates.
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Re: Google I/O: Big changes coming for SEOs with ubiquitous AI
#5The issue is getting people to click on your website, why would any one do that if the entire content is already extracted by the ai, which directly gave it to the user?
Re: Google I/O: Big changes coming for SEOs with ubiquitous AI
#6The issue is getting people to click on your website, why would any one do that if the entire content is already extracted by the ai, which directly gave it to the user?
Isn’t this an issue as is? Theres a lot of content summarized at the top which answers the question I have more often than not.
Re: Google I/O: Big changes coming for SEOs with ubiquitous AI
#7The issue is getting people to click on your website, why would any one do that if the entire content is already extracted by the ai, which directly gave it to the user?
Exactly, just like info gets ripped off websites onto Wikipedia, with very few references, it’s hell getting them cuz they claim you want the link back, cahtgpt references hardly anything
Re: Google I/O: Big changes coming for SEOs with ubiquitous AI
#8I see mention in the article of content creation. But are search engines working on task-related personal assistants? For one example, If I want to take a holiday, could an assistant work out the best dates (based upon preferences of availability, cost etc), and research the best airfares (excluding that particular airline I hate) and find a hotel room with the features I want, and throw in a few sightseeing activiti…
GPT-4 with a calendar plugin can likely already do this.
Re: Google I/O: Big changes coming for SEOs with ubiquitous AI
#9Hot take: SEO is dead, content farms are done, almost no one will leave Google/Bing to read more than what it generates. Thank you content writers for your service training LLMs. Here's 10 amazing ways to find a new career in a LLM world.
Prompt trainers and tweakers and optimizers will probably replace the SEO types.
I'm terrified of a world where I ask, what beverage will be served on Mars, and the answer will be engineered to be given as Coca-Cola is a popular drink possibly available on Mars, or right now. Would you like it delivered?
Re: Google I/O: Big changes coming for SEOs with ubiquitous AI
#10Hot take: SEO is dead, content farms are done, almost no one will leave Google/Bing to read more than what it generates. Thank you content writers for your service training LLMs. Here's 10 amazing ways to find a new career in a LLM world.
Prompt trainers and tweakers and optimizers will probably replace the SEO types. I'm terrified of a world where I ask, what beverage will be served on Mars, and the answer will be engineered to be given as Coca-Cola is a popular drink possibly available on Mars, or right now. Would you like it delivered?
I’m more worried about automated astroturfing and propaganda.