Will AI Systems Be Able To Fully Diagnose Traffic Drops And Identify Fundamental Issues?
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Voices of Search // A Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Content Marketing Podcast
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it's gonna bring us around to the lightning round of the show. Final one. So trend or trash. AI systems will be able to fully diagnose traffic drops and identify the fundamental issues within the next twelve months.
The first part, yes. So they'll be able to fully identify like identify the traffic drops. I do not think they'll be able to identify the fundamental issues in an effective way. And by that I mean I don't think they'll be able to identify what actually is the problem. And I I will say the internet and you know, ten years ago. There used to be like, oh, it's this one thing and once we fix that, it's fine. No, it's going to be a myriad of factors. It is very rarely one thing, unless you like, I mean, right, we can all think of the ways to tank a site. Did you set up a no index tag on all your pages? That'll do it, right? But short of something like that. It's always going to be a myriad of factors. And I don't think an AI system in the next 12 months is going to be able to properly weigh and even account for that.
And what I've seen so far is like once it finds one thing, it's like, oh, I'm done. And like, no, you're not. You keep looking. Um, and I mean, I think that's true for maybe junior and inexperienced as well as they find the one thing and they think they're like, Yes, I found it. That I think that just comes with experience of knowing like it's gonna be more than one thing. We need to keep digging. We need to go through the list. Cause yeah, that looks like it might be it, but it might not be the only thing.
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That's a great call out.
Can AI accurately identify traffic drops but fail to pinpoint the root cause?
That it's like, yeah, again, having that experience of like, Oh, just because you found one doesn't mean there's no more. Um, so I think that's a great call out.
Yeah.
All right, so that wraps up this episode of the Voice of Search podcast. Thanks to Sam Torres from Gray.co for joining us. And if you'd like to contact Sam, you can find a link to her LinkedIn profile in the show notes. And you can always go over and get more information about her and her company at thegrey.com.
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