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The seo strategy tag on WindowsForum.com covers the evolving landscape of search and discovery, particularly how AI chatbots like Gemini, ChatGPT, and Perplexity are reshaping referral traffic and user behavior. Discussions focus on the shift from traditional link-based search to AI-generated answers, which often reduce click-through rates by providing direct responses. This has given rise to new disciplines like Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) and Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO), where brands must optimize for inclusion in AI summaries rather than just search rankings. The tag explores how publishers and businesses can adapt their seo strategy to maintain visibility in a zero-click environment, emphasizing the need to influence the precise language used by AI assistants.
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    SEO in 2026: Improve Google, Bing and ChatGPT Search Visibility

    SEO—search engine optimization—is the work of making a website easier for search engines and people to find, understand, and use. This 2026 guide covers SEO for any public website, including business sites, online stores, publishers, and local service companies. Its goal is unpaid visibility in...
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    Gemini Overtakes Perplexity as #2 AI Referral Source (Statcounter March 2026)

    Google Gemini has overtaken Perplexity to become the No. 2 source of AI chatbot referral traffic to websites worldwide, marking a meaningful shift in how discovery traffic is being redistributed across the generative AI landscape. Statcounter’s March 2026 data shows Gemini rising to 8.65% of AI...
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    AI Answers Rewriting Discovery: What It Means for SEO and Publishers

    AI-powered answers are rewriting how people start — and finish — their journeys online, shifting attention away from link lists and into conversational summaries that often end the click before it begins. Background: the seismic shift from links to answers For two decades, the web’s discovery...