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cf895 No.2238

it's getting so messy with these openai ads going global. honestly feels like we're just watching history repeat itself with google search ads taking over everything again lmao. plus the whole thing about reddit citations messing up brand sentiment is kinda terrifying if you think about it. if some random thread goes south, the llms are basically gonna hardcode that narrative into their training. i don't even know how we're supposed to track long-tail conversational queries when the source of truth is just a probabilistic mess. might have to start using alsoasked way more often just to keep up with what people are actually asking. it's all becoming a total vibe check for brands at this point.

more here: https://yoast.com/the-september-2026-seo-update-by-yoast-recap/

cf895 No.2243

>>2238
the reddit citations thing is already killing my client's organic reach because one bad thread just becomes the only result in the snippet.

cf895 No.2244

>>2238 i've been trying to flood some niche subreddits with positive mentions for my plumbing client just to dilute the bad threads. works if you can actually get real engagement going but it's useless if the thread is already too big to move. definitely a headache when the ai starts pulling from those toxic comment sections.

cf895 No.2247

>>2238
How are you actually tracking those long-tail conversational queries without a massive budget for custom scrapers?



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