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Google Web Guide is described as an experiment between traditional search and AI Mode, grouping blue links by category with AI summaries.
@@tjrobertson52 · asserts
So it looks like we're already seeing phase 2 of Google replacing the traditional search results with AI results. Phase 1, if you missed it, was the release of AI Mode, which is a new tab in Google Search. Instead of showing you traditional results, it gives you an AI response similar to what you'd get from ChatGPT. But just today, Google announced what s...
Google just CHANGED search forever with Web Guide. Traditional SEO is dead – here's what to d...
@@tjrobertson52 · 2025-07-25
So it looks like we're already seeing phase 2 of Google replacing the traditional search results with AI results. Phase 1, if you missed it, was the release of AI Mode, which is a new tab in Google Search. Instead of showing you traditional results, it gives you an AI response similar to what you'd get from ChatGPT. But just today, Google announced what s...
So it looks like we're already seeing phase 2 of Google replacing the traditional search results with AI results. Phase 1, if you missed it, was the release of AI Mode, which is a new tab in Google Search. Instead of showing you traditional results, it gives you an AI response similar to what you'd get from ChatGPT. But just today, Google announced what seems to be the next step in that direction. They're calling it web Guide. Now, currently, you can only see this if you go to Search Labs and enable it. Once you...
ally. The short version is that you want to have as much information on your website about your company and what you do. You want to distribute as much content as possible across the internet representing your brand. And you want to track all the websites that AI Mode and ChatGPT are looking at before they provide recommendations and make sure your brand is mentioned in as many as possible.
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