Corey Knowles

One year ago.

One year ago.

Yeah, there's still a major leap.

And fingers crossed we'll have a bunch of major leaps ahead of us.

I have another SEO question I'd like to bounce off you and get your take on.

So you mentioned that as people move to AI search, that traditional link graph that Google has relied on for all of these years is going to probably rot.

And I was wondering if you could walk us through why that matters.

What are the impacts of that?

It's digesting 30 pages a second.

You know, that leads really well into another discussion we've had lately.

I don't want to name any names and jump on any companies about it, but we've seen a variety of

AI tools that are claiming to have all of this great data about SEO and about... Not about SEO specifically, but... Like GEO, yeah.

But yeah, GEO, you know, to do with, you know, firsthand prompt information and these type of things.

And that they're really able to get to the nitty gritty of what they're seeing.

And it...

I struggle to even understand how it's possible because like I know we're in a situation where most of these labs are pretty competitive and an ugly privacy situation would not be a win for them.

I guess where I was going with that is

Do you have any idea how that works?

What kind of data is being used to assess these?

And, you know, I know there are a lot of companies spending money now trying to find out what should they be doing.