Google’s new Search Generative Experience (SGE) will revolutionize the SEO industry.
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Google’s new Search Generative Experience (SGE) will revolutionize the SEO industry.
The advent of Artificial Intelligence has the SEO world excited about all its implications on technology and what it means for the overall human race. From increasing efficiency tenfold to helping create new ideas and new directions, the effects of AI are numerous and fascinating.
As positive as AI is for the world, as researchers and numerous academics continue to warn us, there is a much darker side to the emergence of this new paradigm. So much so that it could potentially lead to the extinction of the human species, but despite its dark side, there are also many bright sides.
No field was more unprepared for this evolving paradigm than search. With Google and Microsoft entering the fray, we have seen transformative changes in the world of search, especially when it comes to Google’s SGE (Search Generative Experience). This new user interface is powered by artificial intelligence, which creates a whole new way to experience search.
To learn more about how Search Generative Experience will affect Google and all its implications on the SEO world, you can read the article written by Tomasz Rudzki.
To summarise the article;
We have a very challenging process ahead of us. Artificial Intelligence chat-based search engines have become widespread very quickly. Most ordinary users are continuing their old search habits. However, with the introduction of SGE as a standard feature of Google search, they can quickly adapt to this new search. This will mean less and less traffic to their sites.
Our next job seems to be to understand this new search experience and try to grab a position here. As an SEO expert, you should know that this development is inevitable this year. This is not a prediction of SEO experts, such as “this year will be the year of voice search!”, which later turned out to be wrong, but the reality itself.
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