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.
Learn more about the SEO test result from the most recent case study published by SplitSignal: Removing the last breadcrumb on the product page of the marketplace website.
We at Semrush decided to take a look at some preliminary trends as we pass the first half of the Core Web Vitals update. This post reveals what differences we managed to pinpoint thanks to the analysis of all the retrieved data.
We’ve run an extensive research, studying many different variables, to unwrap YouTube’s ranking algo and arm you with key takeaways and actionable tips to potentially get your videos ranking at position one!
In this episode of our SEO Reality Show, you‘ll learn how to perform a technical SEO audit for a real US bakery and how to follow the same process for your business.
Explore the most frequently asked questions (FAQ) about SEO A/B Testing with SplitSignal, a solution presented by Semrush.
The word “split-testing” isn‘t alien to most marketing departments. Email marketers use it to test subject lines; designers use it to see which page layout influences people to buy. SEO teams, on the other hand, don’t seem to be using split-testing to its full potential. Why?