Thank you for the response!
I suppose some would say that this can help expedite getting key points across to LLMs quickly? And maybe reducing friction with images, ads, JavaScript, etc.?
I suppose some would say that this can help expedite getting key points across to LLMs quickly? And maybe reducing friction with images, ads, JavaScript, etc.?
November 23, 2025 at 9:52 PM
Thank you for the response!
I suppose some would say that this can help expedite getting key points across to LLMs quickly? And maybe reducing friction with images, ads, JavaScript, etc.?
I suppose some would say that this can help expedite getting key points across to LLMs quickly? And maybe reducing friction with images, ads, JavaScript, etc.?
But AI Overviews literally gets in the way basically only to tell you that it doesn’t understand your query.
That’s fine, AIO, you don’t have to understand it…. some people still like to use Google for its foundational purpose as a search engine, like checking if content is indexed. 😤
That’s fine, AIO, you don’t have to understand it…. some people still like to use Google for its foundational purpose as a search engine, like checking if content is indexed. 😤
November 20, 2025 at 3:59 PM
But AI Overviews literally gets in the way basically only to tell you that it doesn’t understand your query.
That’s fine, AIO, you don’t have to understand it…. some people still like to use Google for its foundational purpose as a search engine, like checking if content is indexed. 😤
That’s fine, AIO, you don’t have to understand it…. some people still like to use Google for its foundational purpose as a search engine, like checking if content is indexed. 😤
My prediction is we will see many of those same “AI search case studies” crashing and burning with future algorithms updates on Google in 2026 (you know, that boring old channel that probably still drives 40%+ of the site’s traffic compared to 1-2% for AI search)
November 15, 2025 at 4:43 PM
My prediction is we will see many of those same “AI search case studies” crashing and burning with future algorithms updates on Google in 2026 (you know, that boring old channel that probably still drives 40%+ of the site’s traffic compared to 1-2% for AI search)
…but it's also using AI to summarize the main takeaway of the article and replacing the meta description with this AI-generated summary.
November 11, 2025 at 8:57 PM
…but it's also using AI to summarize the main takeaway of the article and replacing the meta description with this AI-generated summary.
Yeah, it’s a big yikes (and more evidence OpenAI relies on Google)
November 11, 2025 at 8:30 PM
Yeah, it’s a big yikes (and more evidence OpenAI relies on Google)