Category: Marketing
Szymon Słowik
Why marketing in ChatGPT (AEO, LLMO, GEO) without SEO does not make sense?
In recent months, a recurring claim has emerged: that building visibility in ChatGPT or other generative AI systems can replace traditional SEO. The problem with this narrative is not strategic optimism, but a category error.
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Surfer joins Group Positive - what this means for the SEOs and why you should try their platform
If you’ve been following the SEO world closely, you’ve probably already heard the news: Surfer has officially become part of Group Positive.
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Integrated SEO and PPC in One Agency - Advantages for Your Business
Have you ever wondered what is PPC management, or even what is SEO and PPC? You might already know the basics of digital marketing, but you may still be curious about how to learn SEO and PPC and how those marketing activities can support each other.
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Boutique SEO Agency - What Is It Exactly?
A boutique SEO agency is a specialized, small-scale firm offering high-touch, tailored SEO and content marketing services. Unlike large digital marketing companies, boutique SEO agencies emphasize quality, specialization, flexibility and direct collaboration over scale.
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UX for SEO in 2024
Let’s be honest, UX for SEO is more critical than ever. The recent Google algorithm leak showed several UX factors are now super weighted in the algorithm.
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Why does Google favor big sites, well-known brands and large publishers over experts and niche sites?
The current widely propagated narrative in SEO suggests that Google favors large publishers over small ones, well-known brands over smaller service providers. I’m not saying this isn’t true because we do observe such trends. However, the question is why this is happening. A corporate conspiracy? Let me speculate and propose a few theses.
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Impact of 5.0 Online Reviews on Conversion Rates: Surprising Insights
The quest for a perfect 5.0 rating has long dominated the strategies of businesses aiming to boost their online conversion rates. However, recent data suggest a nuanced approach is more effective. Ratings between 4.75 and 4.99, slightly less than perfect, are shown to have a stronger impact on converting visitors into customers.
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