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The rumors are true: Cursing disables Google’s AI Overviews 😂 Coverage: arstechnica.com/ai/2025/01/j...
February 3, 2025 at 6:21 PM
The rumors are true: Cursing disables Google’s AI Overviews 😂 Coverage: arstechnica.com/ai/2025/01/j...
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I have some sympathy for publishers, but:
“AI Overviews are seemingly getting served more often in response to queries looking for “evergreen” information — such as “how to fry an egg” or “what is the best laptop for video’”.
If you’re a news org publishing those then you get what you deserve.
“AI Overviews are seemingly getting served more often in response to queries looking for “evergreen” information — such as “how to fry an egg” or “what is the best laptop for video’”.
If you’re a news org publishing those then you get what you deserve.
Good piece around the impact of Google's AI Overviews, that has now been fully rolled out in the UK, and News publications - early indicators have seen 5-10% decreases in Page View traffic since launch, and bound to increase - most saw this coming
uk.themedialeader.com/publishers-s...
uk.themedialeader.com/publishers-s...
Publishers say Google’s AI Overviews have reduced traffic potential - The Media Leader
Three months since Google began rolling out AI Overviews in the UK, publishers are attempting to understand the precise impact on traffic, with some outlets reporting a substantial drop in engagement ...
uk.themedialeader.com
November 26, 2024 at 10:46 AM
I have some sympathy for publishers, but:
“AI Overviews are seemingly getting served more often in response to queries looking for “evergreen” information — such as “how to fry an egg” or “what is the best laptop for video’”.
If you’re a news org publishing those then you get what you deserve.
“AI Overviews are seemingly getting served more often in response to queries looking for “evergreen” information — such as “how to fry an egg” or “what is the best laptop for video’”.
If you’re a news org publishing those then you get what you deserve.
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Google Explore Update. Yes, *Explore*. Google removed infinite scroll from the mobile search results in October, following the removal from desktop earlier. When they removed infinite scroll from mobile, Explore was removed too. I cannot get that to trigger at all now. #google #seo
Google Explore – The sneaky mobile content feed that's displacing rankings in mobile search and could be eating clicks and impressions
Glenn Gabe of GSQi covers how Google Explore is displacing ranking in the mobile search results. Explore is a mobile content feed that can show up after just one or two scrolls in the mobile search re...
www.gsqi.com
November 25, 2024 at 2:09 PM