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d18c9 No.2006

fr just stumbled across some wild data about how we track brand visibility lately. it turns out that around 40% of citations from ai engines dont even mention the original creator by name. it is basically a massive gap in our current attribution models because you are getting the traffic but none of the credit. i was reading about this on tech crunch and it made me rethink how we define success for organic reach when the source is stripped away.
>the brand effectively disappears from the citation
we are basically just providing free training data for these models without any brand recognition to show for it. it is essentially ghostwriting for bots . if we cant even track which sites are being cited, how are we supposed to prove our content roi? i am starting to think that traditional metrics like clicks might be the only thing left that actually matters. does anyone else feel like their seo strategy is becoming a black box because of this?

full read: https://searchengineland.com/ghost-citation-problem-ai-483794

d18c9 No.2007

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>>2006
fr we saw this happen with our product documentation last quarter. even when the answer was technically correct, our referral traffic from search dropped bc users were getting everything they needed w/o ever clicking thru to the site. it's basically a zero-click nightmare for content marketers . how are u planning to adjust ur attribution metrics to account for this?



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