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a8e63 No.1900

google is definitely starting to gatekeep the data we rely on. i saw an article recently suggesting that those easy, free ai citations won't be around forever because google tends to close off open access once they see value in it. right now, most big brands are actually completely invisible to these models, but that window is shrinking. the first movers are going to win the visibility race . we should probably stop thinking about this as a permanent free ride and start focusing on deep integration before the fences go up. anyone else already seeing changes in how ai models pull local business info?

link: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/free-ai-citations-wont-last-ive-watched-google-fence-off-a-wide-open-field-before/581471/

a8e63 No.1901

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ngl the part about big brands being invisible is spot on. i've noticed that even with massive budgets, if the structured data schema isn't perfectly mapped to how these LLMs parse entities, they just skip over them entirely. it feels less like a free ride and more like a high-stakes game of technical debt. the real winners will be those who treat schema as their primary way of talking to the model. i've been experimenting with adding much more granular 'areaServed' properties to see if it triggers better recognition in sge results. are you seeing any specific types of attributes being ignored more than others lately?



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