Ryland M Bacorn

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544 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 20 Nov

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And then you start parsing through manually.
It's like, this isn't even relevant.
It's the same word, but it's completely irrelevant.
So doing things like cosine similarity, you can help eliminate a lot of that stuff and you can move into building content or just building assets for your SEO strategy to optimize just some of the on-page elements.
So the applications are really endless, but for SEOs, this is really, really important because this is how search engines are looking at your content.
And more importantly, I think for everybody who's wanting to figure out the LLM optimization or the other acronyms that are being thrown around now is how do you actually become relevant for the chatbots?
This is getting into... This year's been interesting because it feels like the late 90s again.
It feels like the Wild West.
It seems like everything is changing, massive disruption, and there's a great debate around... There's a great debate on what even to call this stuff right now.
My opinion is that...
If you're doing what I call SEO, which is helping companies create experiences that are actually useful for their users with a lens on how search engines, answer engines are actually rendering your content, that's the stuff that is still useful and relevant.
How many articles have been written about SEO being dead?
Countless.
This podcast still exists.
There's companies doing SEO that are more successful than ever.
But there's also significant struggles that people are facing in trying to figure out what exactly works.
And so that's where the debate is.
So trying to figure out where a very small portion of your users are coming from is interesting.
It's fun trying to get the citations as opposed to backlinks.
That's one differentiator.
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