Google Moves Inline Links Higher in AI Search Responses
Google has moved inline links higher in AI Mode and AI Overviews and expanded carousels for Preferred Sources, as reported by Search Engine Journal.
SEO and LLM-optimization articles about Content Strategy.
Google has moved inline links higher in AI Mode and AI Overviews and expanded carousels for Preferred Sources, as reported by Search Engine Journal.
Google is planning to reinvent Discover as an AI concierge with tighter integration with YouTube, according to Search Engine Journal.
Recent tracking data shows AI Overviews are present in the majority of searches for well-known brands, marking a significant expansion of AI-generated content in search results.
Large language models strip away traditional signals like author bylines and publication dates, making it harder for users to assess content quality, according to a Search Engine Journal article by Duane Forrester.
Trendos' Gintare Rimolaityte outlines a method to identify and audit AI citation sources specific to industries and search engines. This process helps uncover competitor gaps and informs content and outreach strategies.
Cuts through 'publish daily' advice with what publishing frequency actually correlates with versus what's confounded by other factors like site authority and content quality.
Link building in 2027 will be less about how many links you can acquire and more about whether you've earned them through stories worth covering.
An illustrative case study on removing and consolidating thin, outdated pages to concentrate ranking signals — the before/after metrics and the specific pruning criteria used.
Why most SEO editorial calendars break within a month, and a lighter-weight planning system built around priority tiers instead of fixed publish dates.
Practical rules for deciding whether a new topic idea should become its own pillar, a cluster page under an existing pillar, or get folded into an existing article.
A decision framework for what to refresh versus leave alone versus consolidate, with the specific on-page changes that actually move rankings on a refresh.
A concrete process for finding keyword and topic gaps against competitors, then prioritizing them by business value instead of just search volume.