Standing Out in Enterprise SEO: Building Creative In-House Teams
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Voices of Search // A Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Content Marketing Podcast
3 min
2 speakers
5 chapters
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What challenges do enterprise companies face when trying to stand out in SEO?
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How does Patrick Stox suggest building an effective in‑house SEO team?
This is Tyson from the Voice of Search podcast, and I'm joined here with Patrick Stokes from HREFs.
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Which technical and content roles are essential for enterprise search success?
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Why should hiring creative problem‑solvers matter more than traditional job titles?
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What are some of your favorite newer kind of like research studies or works that you would want to point other SEOs towards?
I mean we've done a lot of interesting uh studies and tests. I think probably last year my two favorites were like the thirty-four and a half percent drop in clicks from AI overviews from Ryan Law. And the one where uh Mateus was like making the fake company and everything uh to get that cited. Um but in a more broad sense, I would say there was a study from uh OpenAI and Harvard. And then I think Claude did another one, Anthropic Quad, uh, where they're actually like breaking down the types of search.
How can personal branding and industry visibility create standout content?
Like, what are these new systems actually being used for? Um, I would say take those with a little bit grain of salt, like what they classified as search is more narrow than I would say what people use Google for. So I think more people are actually like searching in these AI assistants than. And we give them credit for.
But that's it for today. My name's Tyson. Thanks for stopping by the Voice of Search podcast, and we'll be in your feed in the next day.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What challenges do enterprise companies face when trying to stand out in SEO?
0:00–0:47
2
How does Patrick Stox suggest building an effective in‑house SEO team?
0:47–1:23
3
Which technical and content roles are essential for enterprise search success?
1:23–2:13
4
Why should hiring creative problem‑solvers matter more than traditional job titles?
2:13–3:05
5
How can personal branding and industry visibility create standout content?
3:05–3:32