ChatGPT Is Not Replacing Google—It’s Expanding Search [Study]
New research shows ChatGPT is not replacing Google Search—usage remains steady post-ChatGPT adoption.
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New research shows ChatGPT is not replacing Google Search—usage remains steady post-ChatGPT adoption.
Our study reveals early trends of how people are adopting Google’s AI Mode and how this may impact SEO and marketing.
Our research shows AI search visitors could surpass traditional search visitors in 2028. Plus much more.
Discover how ChatGPT is reshaping search habits and web traffic patterns. Analysis of 80M clickstream records reveals changing user behaviors and referral trends in AI-driven search.
Our Amazon pricing study reveals answers to some of the hottest questions about the top pricing strategies in the marketplace—based on the pricing patterns of the most in-demand products and product categories.
Today we announced an improvement to our search volume accuracy in our US database. This post explains the technical details of how we did it.
We hypothesized that adding the primary H1 from a pet care page to the primary image of the pet at the top of the page would increase clicks to the test pages on an ecommerce pet product retailer.
This blog post will investigate what poor factors that contribute to Google rewriting web page titles and meta descriptions in their search engine results.
Content freshness has been a hot topic in SEO since Google rolled out its “fresh results” algorithm update in 2011. We wanted to validate whether signals of content freshness were a factor (for Google and/or users) for the category pages of a major online furniture retailer in the US.
We hypothesized, by adding the city and state of a local dispensary to that dispensary’s listing page, we’d see an increase in clicks.