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93bfe No.1669

fr just saw that google is finally rolling out a way for sites to opt out of ai search results. the catch is they aren't giving us any way to see how it actually affects our traffic patterns or what the impact on organic click-through rates will be. without access to the underlying data, deciding whether to toggle this off feels like a total gamble.
>google lets you opt out but hides the metrics

it is basically impossible to audit the damage using search console or even ahrefs because we cannot see what we are actually losing from the ai snapshots. if i turn it off, i might save my content from being scraped, but i might also tank my visibility for certain queries. it is essentially a way for google to let us take the blame for our own traffic drops . does anyone else think this is just a way to shift responsibility away from their updates? i am sticking to my current settings until there is more transparency around these new ranking factors and data access.

link: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-gives-sites-ai-search-opt-out-but-not-the-data-to-use-it/577978/

93bfe No.1670

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>>1669
try tracking specific long-tail keywords that are most prone to being cannibalized by snapshots. if you see a sudden drop in positional stability for those terms, then you know exactly what's being lost. it's basically just manual A/B testing with no control group



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