AI search is starting to kill Google’s ‘ten blue links’

AI search is starting to kill Google’s ‘ten blue links’

Consumers are embracing AI chatbots over traditional search, according to new Adobe data.

“AI Overview” provides immediate answers to the questions posed in the search engine, changing the paradigm that we have been used to since the 90s. The news has not yet reached the Portuguese market, but the company guarantees that the mentioned sites continue to be consulted

Social Snapshot: Google Who? Immediate Future

Why Social Search is the Future of Digital Discovery It’s happened. Social media isn’t just stealing Google’s lunch, it’s throwing the whole search game into a blender and serving it up as a trending TikTok sound. For years, brands obsessed over traditional SEO (long-tail keywords, The post Social Snapshot: Google Who? first appeared on Immediate Future.

‘End of an era for search as we know it’? Publishers grapple with gen-AI search - The Media Leader

Analysis Generative-AI search, be it through Google’s AI Overviews and its recently announced AI Mode, or other AI chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, is upending the broader search market and, with it, the potential reliability of search traffic for publishers. According to one representative from a publishing industry trade body, sentiment among UK publishers is that generative AI has led to “the end of an era for search as we know it”. The shift …

AI-Powered Search Explodes in Popularity, Challenging Google’s Dominance

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the future of internet search, with recent data highlighting a massive shift in how users find information online. According to Adobe Analytics, AI-driven search referrals skyrocketed by 1,950 percent during Cyber Monday 2024, marking a significant change from traditional search methods. This surge indicates that users are increasingly turning to AI-powered tools rather than relying solely on Google's long-st…

Google's Search Supremacy is Being Challenged by OpenAI's SearchGPT

When it comes to online searching, not all search engines are the same, and there is a good deal of personal preference when selecting an engine to carry out your search desires. That said, undeniably, most people tend to head over to Google, with the term ‘Googling’ has been a part of the Oxford English Dictionary since 2006.  Google is the search engine of choice because it is, quite frankly, miles ahead of all of the opposition. This is mainl…