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timothyhughes.bsky.social
Why GEO Is the future — But human connection is still the overall winner by @Timothy_Hughes buff.ly/aI7X0qY @DLAIgnite #SocialSelling #DigitalSelling #Marketing #MarketingSuccess #MarketingStrategy #SEO #GEO #ArtificialIntelligence #MarketingTips
Why GEO Is the future — But human connection is still the overall winner (via Passle)
Interesting advertorial by WPP this week They write, “As personal AIs and chatbots transform search behavior, WPP’s chief AI officer, Dr Daniel Hulme, e...
buff.ly
November 11, 2025 at 7:38 AM
terryvanhorne.bsky.social
IMO, most touted SEO resources aren't very consistent in quality so best avoided

SEO benefits from thorough knowledge of web development & how SE work so Google Documentation is a must! Don't look for exploits more effective to review what problem they were solving & solution to Future Proof SEO
November 8, 2025 at 3:38 PM
timothyhughes.bsky.social
Why GEO Is the future — But human connection is still the overall winner by @Timothy_Hughes buff.ly/aI7X0qY @DLAIgnite #SocialSelling #DigitalSelling #Marketing #MarketingSuccess #MarketingStrategy #SEO #GEO #ArtificialIntelligence #MarketingTips
Why GEO Is the future — But human connection is still the overall winner (via Passle)
Interesting advertorial by WPP this week They write, “As personal AIs and chatbots transform search behavior, WPP’s chief AI officer, Dr Daniel Hulme, e...
buff.ly
November 8, 2025 at 7:38 AM
webexpo.bsky.social
Can you SEO your way into ChatGPT? 🎯

@pavelungr.bsky.social is about to find out.

He’s starting a real-world experiment to see if SEO and PR can boost visibility inside AI search.

At WebExpo, he’ll reveal what worked, what flopped, and what the future of search might look like. 🔮
Will be talking about SEO & AI
May 27-29, 2026
webexpo.net
October 30, 2025 at 4:05 PM
polemicdigital.com
Very last session of #NESS25 is a panel discussion on the future of SEO. And what a panel! We have @rustybrick.com, @kevin-indig.bsky.social and Mike King joining myself and @jshehata1.bsky.social. What a way to close off the event!
Panel discussion with Mike King, John Shehata, Kevin Indig, Barry Adams, and Barry Schwartz at the 2025 News and Editorial SEO Summit
October 22, 2025 at 7:40 PM
mdistiqurrahman.bsky.social
LLM SEO Expert warning: Your SEO strategy is dying.

Your website traffic will drop 50% in 3 years. An LLM SEO Expert explains how to stop it.

But 99% of marketers are doing it wrong.

Here’s how to adapt and dominate (without the spammy hacks). 🧵
LLM SEO Expert is the key to dominating the future of AI Search.
October 14, 2025 at 2:21 PM
ruthnineke.co
When you get to the publish screen and see you've already done the summary, the seo terms, and set up all the meta data

👉🏽🙋🏽‍♀️👈🏽

Future me thanking past me, and present me being endlessly wowed.
a woman in a suit and white shirt is smiling and saying god , i love myself .
Alt: a woman in a suit and white shirt is smiling and saying "god, I love myself" as she tilts her head back, very self-satisfied
media.tenor.com
October 13, 2025 at 3:22 AM
seosmmexpert.bsky.social
Waiting to invest in SEO is costing you growth. Modern SEO goes beyond Google—it's about being visible on TikTok, YouTube, AI, and LinkedIn. Start now to outpace competitors and secure future visibility. #SEO #DigitalMarketing #BusinessGrowth
October 8, 2025 at 5:17 PM
dunhamweb.com
How brands and retailers are preparing for GEO, 'the future of SEO' digiday.com/marketing/how-br...

#seo #geo #DigitalMarketing #branding
How brands and retailers are preparing for GEO, ‘the future of SEO’
Now, with GEO, platforms like ChatGPT and Perplexity are pulling and ranking information — oftentimes, in response to hyper-specific inquiries.
digiday.com
October 1, 2025 at 7:25 PM
edzitron.com
LLMs are an output-driven technology, but most jobs that AI is meant to replace require far more than just spitting out stuff. In reality, executive excitement over AI shows that they have little understanding of labor - they're Business Idiots.
www.wheresyoured.at/the-case-aga...
To be clear, some people have lost jobs to AI, just not the white collar workers, software engineers, or really any of the career paths that the mainstream media and AI investors would have you believe. Brian Merchant has done excellent work covering how LLMs have devoured the work of translators, using cheap, “almost good” automation to lower already-stagnant wages in a field that was already hurting before the advent of generative AI, with some having to abandon the field, and others pushed into bankruptcy. I’ve heard the same for art directors, SEO experts, and copy editors, and Christopher Mims of the Wall Street Journal covered these last year. These are all fields with something in common: shitty bosses with little regard for their customers who have been eagerly waiting for the opportunity to slash contract labor. To quote Merchant, “the drumbeat, marketing, and pop culture of ‘powerful AI’ encourages and permits management to replace or degrade jobs they might not otherwise have.” Across the board, the people being “replaced” by AI are the victims of lazy, incompetent cost-cutters who don’t care if they ship poorly-translated text. To quote Merchant again, “[AI hype] has created the cover necessary to justify slashing rates and accepting “good enough” automation output for video games and media products.” Yet the jobs crisis facing translators speaks to the larger flaws of the Large Language Model era, and why other careers aren’t seeing this kind of disruption. Generative AI creates outputs, and by extension defines all labor as some kind of output created from a request. In the case of translation, it’s possible for a company to get by with a shitty version, because many customers see translation as “what do these words say,” even though (as one worker told Merchant) translation is about conveying meaning. Nevertheless, “translation” work had already started to condense to a world where humans would at times clean up machine-generated text, and the same worker warned that the same might come for other industries. Yet the problem is that translation is a heavily output-driven industry, one where (idiot) bosses can say “oh yeah that’s fine” because they ran an output back through Google Translate and it seemed fine in their native tongue. The problems of a poor translation are obvious, but the customers of translation are, it seems, often capable of getting by with a shitty product. The problem is that most jobs are not output-driven at all, and what we’re buying from a human being is a person’s ability to think. Every CEO talking about AI replacing workers is an example of the real problem: that most companies are run by people who don’t understand or experience the problems they’re solving, don’t do any real work, don’t face any real problems, and thus can never be trusted to solve them. The Era of the Business Idiot is the result of letting management consultants and neoliberal “free market” sociopaths take over everything, leaving us with companies run by people who don’t know how the companies make money, just that they must always make more. When you’re a big, stupid asshole, every job that you see is condensed to its outputs, and not the stuff that leads up to the output, or the small nuances and conscious decisions that make an output good as opposed to simply acceptable, or even bad. What does a software engineer do? They write code! What does a writer do? They write words! What does a hairdresser do? They cut hair! Yet that’s not actually the case. As I’ll get into later, a software engineer does far more than just code, and when they write code they’re not just saying “what would solve this problem?” with a big smile on their face — they’re taking into account their years of experience, what code does, what code could do, all the things that might break as a result, and all of the things that you can’t really tell from just looking at code, like whether there’s a reason things are made in a particular way. A good coder doesn’t just hammer at the keyboard with the aim of doing a particular task. They factor in questions like: How does this functionality fit into the code that’s already here? Or, if someone has to update this code in the future, how do I make it easy for them to understand what I’ve written and to make changes without breaking a bunch of other stuff? A writer doesn’t just “write words.” They jostle ideas and ideals and emotions and thoughts and facts and feelings into a condensed piece of text, explaining both what’s happening and why it’s happening from their perspective, finding nuanced ways to convey large topics, none of which is the result of a single (or many) prompts but the ever-shifting sand of a writer’s brain. Good writing is a fight between a bunch of different factors: structure, style, intent, audience, and prioritizing the things that you (or your client) care about in the text. It’s often emotive — or at the very least, driven or inspired by a given emotion — which is something that an AI simply can’t replicate in a way that’s authentic and believable.
September 29, 2025 at 5:37 PM
edifyingvoyages.bsky.social
AI is reshaping the future of search.

SEO = keywords
AEO = answers
GEO = location.

Edifying Voyages is here to guide the way. Let’s talk today.

#AI #SEO #AEO #GEO #DigitalMarketing #FutureOfSearch #EdifyingVoyages #Ireland #USA #Singapore #marketingtechnology #Japan #Dublin #AustraliaSEO #Iran
September 26, 2025 at 9:21 AM
getstat.bsky.social
We’re set up and ready for day two of brightonSEO ✌️

If you’ve not met our amazing team yet, they’re excited to chat about your SEO needs and the future of search, so make sure to stop by.
#brightonSEO
September 24, 2025 at 8:00 PM
digideo.bsky.social
zurl.co/fA8od
Just watched an eye-opening podcast about AEO - the future of SEO in the AI era! 🤯🔍 #AEO #SEO #AI #digitalmarketing #podcastinsights
September 24, 2025 at 6:00 AM
jpadweb.bsky.social
The future of SEO is bright! 🌟

By 2025, expect AI to change the game with smarter algorithms and user-focused content! 🎯

What trends are you most excited about?

#SEO #DigitalMarketing #Jpadweb
The Future of SEO: What You Need to Know for 2025 and Beyond
September 23, 2025 at 3:32 PM
grackerai.bsky.social
🚨 Traditional SEO is dead. 🚨
On-page, off-page & technical won’t cut it anymore.

The future of SEO is here → AEO, AIO, GEO & LLM. 🔥
Are you ready for the rebirth? 🌐✨

#SEO #AI #DigitalMarketing #GrackerAI
September 15, 2025 at 3:33 PM
neoprenecowboy.bsky.social
Why switch to Responsive Web Design? 🌐
• Adapts to all devices: desktops, tablets, & smartphones
• Saves money 💰 & time ⏳
• Boosts SEO & performance 🚀

With mobile users overtaking desktop in 2013, the future is responsive! 📱💻
#WebDesign #ResponsiveDesign #webdev

www.webfx.com/wp-content/u...
November 25, 2024 at 6:52 AM
majestic.com
Irina Papuc believes the future of SEO echoes its beginnings: the constant is authenticity. No matter how tech evolves, your brand’s true voice should remain the North Star - guiding content and anchoring strategy.

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April 3, 2025 at 5:01 PM
alanbleiweiss.bsky.social
< sigh > Shysters pushing nonsense.

Them: Forget SEO! Optimize for LLMs! It's the new secret formula! 😜

Me: That's not how it works. That's not how any of this works.🤷‍♂️
post on reddit reads: SEO Optimisations for LLMs SEO Tools (informational) The future of content discovery isn't traditional search engines - it's AI platforms like Perplexity and ChatGPT. We're building tools to help you optimize your content for AI discovery and are launching a pilot program soon. Please let me know if this is something that you would be interested in. My response: New tools that can help make work more efficient, are great. Except LLMs have to use RAG to query organic search, to try and fix the AI garbage. So organic is more important than ever. & User opinions already forced Google to begin hot linking to organic listing destinations from within the LLM output (AI Overviews / AI Mode). As such, to claim it's is not going to be traditional search engines anymore is, I believe, untrue. "Traditional" search engines, have always been an ever-evolving, ever-changing environment. LLM output is still just another form of search experience, and thus optimizing for LLMs is optimizing for search. And if you ignore the fact they have to rely on RAG to go to organic to verify their own output, that's wild. Meanwhile, LLMs are relying on core SEO frameworks more than ever to understand content. Structured markup, for example, is coming to the forefront. Except that's already a big SEO tactic. Nothing changes in that just because it's LLMs.
April 12, 2025 at 7:42 PM
seo.at.thenote.app
xAI Adds Memory to Grok to Personalize Future Responses

Another update for X’s AI chatbot.

#seo #smm
xAI Adds Memory to Grok to Personalize Future Responses
Another update for X’s AI chatbot.
www.socialmediatoday.com
April 18, 2025 at 9:43 AM
tlcowoooo.bsky.social
Yet another reason why I gave up the web design/SEO part of my business in 2023. I just couldn’t live my whole life to make Google happy anymore. Saved your article for future reference. Thanks!
January 18, 2025 at 5:12 PM
jeremyz.bsky.social
maybe it could get to the gist of an online recipe that's surrounded with bloat text for SEO reasons.

alternately the big tech companies could stop breaking the web, and information generally. i feel like we'll need information in the future for survival and quality of life reasons.
September 27, 2024 at 6:54 AM
snowwrite.me
What Do Deep Learning and Machine Learning Mean For the Future of SEO - Whiteboard Friday http://t.co/Z5lLlJaGSX
November 16, 2024 at 12:08 AM