SEO Is Dead

📱 Find us on SOCIAL MEDIA

#freelancewebdesigner #seo #webdesign

[FangsRoyale]

Spoken like a true youtuber who doesn't know shit about SEO or marketing.

[PaytonClarkSmith]

Interesting take. I would argue that it isn’t dead but now more important than ever. At the end of the day, SEO is about quality content and with all the garbage out there, the best results will always rise to the top.

With that said, AI is definitely changing SEO and anyone who denies this is going to struggle.

[thecopyconvert]

Almost a year later .. SEO is still here.

[MichaelThomasDev]

We had a client the other day, based in Spain. They recently made an English version of the site to try and tap into US and UK markets. Anyway, nobody bothered to check their SEO, and it turned out that all their title and meta descriptions were still in Spanish (facepalm).

[ghost]

This might apply to generic search queries, but if you're selling a product, SEO is definitely not dead

[chriswilcox]

It’s not dead, it’s just even more crucial to get it right and not take the easy route…but then this shirt was probably created to be disruptive and gather comments - which lets be honest, is SEO of sorts in itself…

[KingAdeft]

I see your point, but I’m not gonna use chat gpt for answers. I want to see where the information is coming from, how old it is, and I want several sources to pick from. Google search is not going anywhere. Relying on a program to give you a single answer is insane. That’s what makes google great. You have options to choose from and the options are curated towards you. In a way, Google has already been using “A.I.” to do SEO. Also, I am going to immediately have negative feelings towards companies that write with A.I. It’s not that I’m against it. I just find the experiences of people and the personalities that come through their writing so much more valuable.

[jonpersson]

this prediction is not going to age well

[webguymike]

Nice convo starter with a bunch of us!! Actually to me, I see the search box just changing shapes to a chat box or eventually to something like a personal Alexa. They all still are developing a best answer based on data it has to come up with answers. The “SEO artist” just has to understand new techniques to their craft and do it more noticeably and better than the rest. At the end of the day, a shoe is a shoe, but a couple somehow are consistently able to stick out. I feel the same applies here

[amitjangra]

It is not dead, bacause content is not everything. There is a lot more that goes into it.
But Yeah! it is tough now!

[bySterling]

Google has already said they’re going to be able to detect AI content and will be pushing in down in page search visibility and they are also working on their own (Google)AI
Big Brother wasn’t gonna let themselves go out like that!

[JESUS_is_my_LORD_]

I heard something similar about a decade ago about social media. So ...

[chudleigh]

I completely agree with you. Same with YouTube, make great thumbnails created in AI, images which don't feature in the video

[chrissenner]

Mass produce the content, build authority greater than all of your competitors. Content that is strictly AI, isn't going to rank. Need to show experience with the products and expertise on the subject. SEO for people who don't have experience in their niche will def struggle, but this is alittle bit of a blanket statement to say that it's dead. I would argue SEO has become more important than ever. Also agree with your point, it's never a bad thing to expand and put some time into other forms of marketing. I would also argue that inexperienced competitors are going to use and abuse this such as buying poor quality backlinks 5-6 years ago and find their rankings tanking more than ever.

[JordanStambaugh]

Lol…I do rank and rent for a living. SEO is definitely not dead.

[Sintax_]

AI tools such as ChatGPT are still in beta and I doubt that when they hit the finish line they'll still be free

[droneshotcaptions]

Google is coming soon with a core update and AI is going to be dead😂

[ysr.officiel]

Considering that there will always be top results after you search something, SEO is still there and more important and challenging than ever.

[dankierson]

What is ChatGPT going to do that will make bot index data, site link data or just plain metadata redundant?
As far as I can see, SEO ranking comes down to site description and keyword metadata plus traffic into the site via Google Search and Google Map.

[michaeljurwin]

The vast vast majority of people aren't going to be using things like chatGPT on a daily basis anytime soon.