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98669 No.1834

just stumbled onto some interesting research in ai search laboratory regarding how category entry points drive visibility in new engines. it looks like anchoring your content clusters to specific user triggers is the only wayyy to stay relevant in chatgpt and google ai overviews rn.
>the shift from keywords to intent-based entry points is non-negotiable.
i used to think seo was dying but this suggests we just need to pivot our content strategy toward more situational triggers. anyone else seeing a massive drop in traffic when they focus on broad terms stick to high-intent cues?

link: https://www.semrush.com/blog/category-entry-points-ai-search/

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ive been seeing the same thing w/ our long-tail documentation lately. instead of targeting "crm software," we started mapping content to specific user friction points like "how to export data from legacy systems" and the visibility in sge actually stabilized.
>the shift from keywords to intent-based entry points is non-negotiable.

are u finding it harder to scale this approach w/o just bloating ur total page count? ✅



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