SEO is more important than ever, and it’s stepping up its game
Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2025 9:53 am
No, quite the opposite. You see, Google is still a primary search engine. We still don’t know how Google will give credit to content that generates answers through AI-driven searches. We need to wait and see. Read also: SEO in the Age of AI Search However, it’s important to remember that even as the Search Generative Experience integrates into our search habits, our familiar traditional SERP will still be present, positioned just beneath the AI-generated response.
But we also need to remember that, even when the Search Generative restaurant email list Experience becomes part of our search routine, we’ll still have, just below the AI-generated answer, our well-known traditional SERP, with fewer result options on the first page and prioritizing the same structure and content quality. Now, transitioning to this topic… Google March 2024 Core Update and The Move Towards Content Quality Google has emphasized the importance of high-quality, helpful, reliable, and people-first content for some time now.
We saw numerous Core Updates last year, all pointed to this focus. In March 2024, this became clear: the latest Core Update aims to reduce low-quality, unoriginal content in search results by 40%. We have a comprehensive article explaining all the details about this Core Update, which I highly recommend you read here. But the bottom line is: You can’t stick with the same content and SEO strategies and expect similar growth.
But we also need to remember that, even when the Search Generative restaurant email list Experience becomes part of our search routine, we’ll still have, just below the AI-generated answer, our well-known traditional SERP, with fewer result options on the first page and prioritizing the same structure and content quality. Now, transitioning to this topic… Google March 2024 Core Update and The Move Towards Content Quality Google has emphasized the importance of high-quality, helpful, reliable, and people-first content for some time now.
We saw numerous Core Updates last year, all pointed to this focus. In March 2024, this became clear: the latest Core Update aims to reduce low-quality, unoriginal content in search results by 40%. We have a comprehensive article explaining all the details about this Core Update, which I highly recommend you read here. But the bottom line is: You can’t stick with the same content and SEO strategies and expect similar growth.