Google admits GEO is SEO. But that's not the problem.
Google's new AI guide says GEO is just SEO. We said it 3 months earlier. SEO isn't the problem. Google's click-based business model is.
Google's new AI guide says GEO is just SEO. We said it 3 months earlier. SEO isn't the problem. Google's click-based business model is.
AI SEO hasn't replaced the three pillars: content, technical, popularity. It's stretched two of them and routed the third through more steps. Walked through pillar by pillar, with receipts.
Google gives you keywords. Social gives you demographics. ChatGPT gives you the full conversation: what the user wants, why, and how much they'll spend. At $60 CPMs, advertisers aren't flinching.
Anthropic bought a Super Bowl spot to mock ChatGPT ads. But the real story for European users isn't the drama. It's the price: €8/month with ads, or €23 without.
Everyone says SEO is dying and GEO is the future. The data says the opposite. 92% of AI citations come from organic results, 86% of job postings still say SEO, and every 'GEO technique' is standard practice repackaged. GEO is a fad. SEO absorbs and moves on.
RAG gets thrown around in every AI conversation, but the term covers everything from basic search to multi-step intelligent retrieval. Here's what it actually means.
Google revealed a 2MB indexing limit that existed for years. Most sites are unaffected, but the real story is about AI crawler visibility and why server-side rendering matters now more than ever.
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