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vgeek 2 days ago [-]
Is it poisoned or are they simply taking more drastic steps to maximize their earnings per mille given that user behavior for many of their most lucrative terms is likely shifting towards LLM conversations? With less search diversity, there may be higher ad CTRs, plus higher organic search traffic/visibility will typically lead brands to spend more on paid clicks as the free clicks are correlated/subsidize the paid spend.
1vuio0pswjnm7 1 days ago [-]
When I search "white label local seo" the first result is
AFAICT this doesn't change, it will be the same next week
I'm not using Javascript or "AI"
1vuio0pswjnm7 51 minutes ago [-]
In case it's unclear, the two points of the comment are
1. The results I get are different from theirs and this should be expected
2. it's stil possible to obtain consistent SERPs within a context (or whatever terminology one wants to use), e.g., geolocation, HTTP headers sent, etc., by not using Javascript or "AI"
I'm not suggesting these SEO people would care about this but an end user might
mitchdoogle 11 hours ago [-]
This is about what Google shows to rank tracking services, so unless you're doing the same sort of mass monitoring of Google search results pages that they do, it seems unlikely you'd see the effect being discussed.
warpspin 1 days ago [-]
Been out of the SEO game for a while, but the industry has always been pretty hysterical and has been seeing broad patterns in what often are only minor fluctuations or tests.
bigwheels 2 days ago [-]
Is this the first time Google has engaged in this kind poisoning activity?
ablation 1 days ago [-]
Claudeslopped site design and information layout makes me dubious of the information conveyed.
CodesInChaos 1 days ago [-]
It's not clear to me if this is actually poisoning, or just some kind of A/B test. Especially since all the "normal" results are SEO slop.
https://localrank.so/white-label-seo/
AFAICT this doesn't change, it will be the same next week
I'm not using Javascript or "AI"
1. The results I get are different from theirs and this should be expected
2. it's stil possible to obtain consistent SERPs within a context (or whatever terminology one wants to use), e.g., geolocation, HTTP headers sent, etc., by not using Javascript or "AI"
I'm not suggesting these SEO people would care about this but an end user might