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In the last two years, Google has made some big updates to how its search works. One cool new feature is AI Overviews, where Google uses AI to give quick, summarized answers. These updates are part of Google’s plan to make the search results more helpful and relevant to what you’re looking for.
These changes have really mixed up things for many websites. For example, a website called HouseFresh saw a big drop in people visiting their site. Gisele Navarro from HouseFresh mentioned that this drop in visitors is really worrying for their business’s future.
After these updates, websites like Reddit and Quora got more visitors, while big magazine websites like New York Magazine and GQ saw fewer people coming to their sites. It seems like Google is starting to favor posts made by users and big, famous brands more than smaller, independent websites.
People who make content for websites are finding it tough because Google’s updates might be making it harder for their work to be seen. For example, Daniel Hart from Ready Steady Cut said that their website visitors were cut in half suddenly, which really hurt their business.
Google says these updates are all about connecting people with information that’s actually helpful and well-done. They want to make sure that the answers you get from Google are high-quality and not just spammy or low-quality stuff.
AI Overviews is a big deal in the new updates. Google’s AI tries to pull together info from different places to give you a quick, clear answer. Google thinks this feature might actually help bring more visitors to websites because these answers link back to where the information came from.
Let’s dive into what these big changes by Google mean, how they’re shaking up the web, and what content creators can do to keep up in this new digital world.
Sources BBC