Embedding analysis will be a core part of enterprise SEO in the next two years?
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Voices of Search // A Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Content Marketing Podcast
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What is the overall focus of the Voices of Search episode on tool‑building for SEOs?
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Next one is trender trash. SEO's building lightweight tools in IDEs. Is this something that you expect to continue to be a trend, or is this something that's gonna fall to the wayside?
It's a total trend. This is the the substance of m every conversation I have at conferences today. Um, if you're not building tools, um Sorry, people who are building tools are coming for your role. Uh it's an absolute trend. It's also a great way for SEOs to understand what's happening by going through some of the things that I mentioned of, you know, you're running into errors. Like, I literally pull my hair when I I see uh chatbots say, like, perfect, we've built exactly what you're looking for, and you go to test it, and it's like, this doesn't even load in my local host. What are you talking about? Like, so here's the error message, try again. But the the real secret, uh the real learnings are, what does this error message mean?
Educate me. Give me some documentation. Let me read the documentation.
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And then on top of that, like so many workflows have been being automated with AI tools, um, even pre AI tools like Zapier. But N Aden, for instance, amazingly powerful tool. And OpenAI just launched one themselves.
Why are lightweight SEO tools in IDEs considered an unstoppable trend?
So uh automating things, doing things at scale, this is where it starts. Absolute trend. Get on board today, start coding. You can do it.
It's a a PSA for for building your own tools. That's right. So with that, that's gonna wrap up this episode of the Voice of Search podcast. Thanks again to Ryland Bakorn from Boca Day for joining us. If you'd like to connect with Rylan and you can find a link to his LinkedIn profile in the show notes, be sure to go on over and check out Pokeday.com to check out his work, some of the stuff that he's been talking about here on the show, and on all just get in touch with him. If you haven't subscribed yet and you want a daily stream of SEO and content marketing insights in your product feed, hit that subscribe button on your podcast app or
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