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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Voices of Search // A Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Content Marketing Podcast · Working w/Embeddings & Building Your Own Code · 17 Nov 2025 podcast

They don't need to read your great copy because it's all being consumed by an LLM and it's being produced in their chat experience.

And so when they say, cool, I want to put money down,

there's a link, they get to the transaction page and that's where people are interacting.

So of course their conversions are going to be great, but it's still like at best 5% for most sites, like two and a half is the number that I hear regularly quoted.

And as we know from some other publications, like people using chat GPT still by and large are using Google to find things.

So yeah,

Sorry, SEO is not going away.

As ever, we're adapting to the new technology.

That's exactly what we're talking about.

So I think we talked about IDEs, integrated developer environments, right?

There are many.

There's more and more coming, and the struggle is real for them to remain relevant.

I started using these a little over a year ago, and the interface is the same, but the application is improving every day.

Some people I've talked to is like, in AI, it's a war, basically, because last week something was relevant, now it's completely thrown out.

But these tools, these are the things that people can get into, and they can start writing code.

You don't need to know

how to write Python to develop something that is useful and actually runs on Python.

So like I built a tool on hugging face, the first little cool thing that I built, I didn't even have one of these IDs.

I was just writing, uh, I was creating the Python code, um, copying and pasting the Python code and putting it into a text editor and uploading it to hugging face manually through terminal because, um,

that's where a lot of this stuff happens.

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