How will SEO's relationship with content evolve in 18 months?
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Voices of Search // A Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Content Marketing Podcast
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What future changes will shape SEO’s relationship with content?
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More SEOs will open themselves up to a programmatic approach based on AI. AI will create more content and hopefully not without a human in the loop. But I think creating com content from scratch these days, like without AI, is probably it's pretty like borderline foolish. And again, like I'm And you qualify that a little bit, like I'm not for AI slob, I'm for like AI helping set up a draft, guidance, ideas, right? Like all that kind of stuff. So I think I think that's how it's gonna change. I think also that the marginal value of content pieces on average is going down significantly because it drives much less traffic. And at the same time, I wonder if maybe the We we compensate in volume, right? So we get less for every piece of content, but we can create a lot more, or maybe a lot faster.
And can we compensate that way? We'll see. But I think that's those are some ways that the relationship with content changes.
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I take a contrarian view. I actually think a lot of SEOs are gonna they're gonna need to become hyper vigilant about what works in their audience set and double down on it. So if if video, like your instruction example, if video is the game, then video is the only game I need to play, play really well. And I think it's gonna be hard because so many of us have become amenable to the scale concept of content that is gonna constantly run into a roadblock. It's gonna constantly fail. But we'll see what happens. 18 months is a long period of time and so much could change. 18 months, we could see all of this conversation reflip to an old school mentality overnight. We just don't know yet, you know, which is crazy.
Okay, that wraps up this episode of the Voices of Search podcast. A huge thank you to Kevin Indick for joining us. Very grateful to have him and his insights on the show today.
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