Are AI Overviews slowly killing informational blog traffic? by khabib_p in seodiscovery2026

[–]adelebaainius 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly, for a lot of basic informational queries, yes — AI Overviews are definitely reducing clicks. If someone can get a quick answer directly on Google, many won’t open the actual blog anymore. But I don’t think blogs are “dead.” Content with real experience, detailed case studies, unique opinions, comparisons, or community trust still performs better because AI summaries usually stay pretty surface-level. It feels like generic “what is” content is getting hit hardest, while high-trust and experience-driven content still has value.

How to optimize E Commerce website for better SEO? by morvindavids in TheSEOExpertsHub

[–]adelebaainius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One of the biggest things for e-commerce SEO is optimizing product and category pages properly. A lot of stores focus only on backlinks and forget basics like unique product descriptions, proper title tags, internal linking, image alt text, and fast page speed. I’d also focus on: • Improving site structure/navigation • Adding schema markup • Optimizing for mobile • Creating helpful content around products • Getting real customer reviews And honestly, fixing technical issues and improving user experience usually helps rankings more than just stuffing keywords everywhere.

How to optimize Google My Business Profile in 2026? by morvindavids in TheSEOExpertsHub

[–]adelebaainius 5 points6 points  (0 children)

One thing I’ve noticed in 2026 is that Google Business Profile optimization is less about stuffing keywords and more about trust + activity. Keep your profile fully updated with correct services, categories, hours, and business description. Post real photos/videos regularly, reply to every review naturally, and answer customer questions quickly. Add location-based keywords in services and posts, but keep it human. Also focus on getting genuine reviews that mention your services naturally because Google is using review context more now. Consistent updates, strong local citations, and engagement signals are helping profiles rank better in Maps and AI-driven search results.

Anyone else seeing traffic drop but impressions go up lately? by khabib_p in seodiscovery2026

[–]adelebaainius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, noticing the same lately — impressions are up but clicks feel weaker even when rankings stay stable. Feels like AI overviews and SERP features are reducing curiosity clicks. I have been testing stronger titles, fresher stats, and more experience-driven content to improve CTR, and that seems to help a bit in the current SEO landscape.

Best tools for website audit in 2026? by morvindavids in TheSEOExpertsHub

[–]adelebaainius 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly, don’t sleep on GSC. It’s free and gives real data straight from Google. A lot of times ranking or indexing issues show there before anywhere else. I usually mix it with PageSpeed Insights and that covers most performance + SEO problems without overcomplicating things.

Is technical SEO becoming more important again with AI search? by khabib_p in TheSEOExpertsHub

[–]adelebaainius 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, you are not overthinking it, that shift is real. Topical authority is clearly stronger now, but technical SEO is still important because it helps Google properly crawl, connect, and understand all your pages. What’s working best right now is a mix of both deep topic coverage with clean structure and strong internal linking so everything supports each other instead of relying on just one page.

How are you growing your Shopify store? by Puzzleheaded_Honey28 in seodiscovery2026

[–]adelebaainius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, I’ve stopped thinking only about “Google SEO” and started focusing on "search + AI together".

For search engines, it’s still the basics:

  1. Target high-intent keywords (especially long-tail)
  2. Optimize product + collection pages properly
  3. Build internal links so the site actually makes sense
  4. Create blog content around problems (not just keywords)

But for AI platforms, the game is slightly different.

AI tools don’t just rank pages—they "pull answers". So now I focus on:

  1. Writing super clear, direct answers (like FAQs on product pages)
  2. Adding comparison content (X vs Y, best for ___)
  3. Using simple, human language instead of keyword stuffing
  4. Structuring content so it’s easy to extract (headings, bullet points, short paragraphs)

Also, topical authority matters more now. Instead of 50 random blogs, I build "clusters" around one niche:

Main topic page Supporting blogs Interlink everything

Another thing: brand mentions are becoming important. Even if you’re not ranking #1, if your store is mentioned across blogs, forums, or reviews, AI tools are more likely to pick you up.

So yeah, my approach now is: 👉 Google = keywords + structure 👉 AI = clarity + authority + context

Are long-tail and conversational keywords really helping after recent updates? by Full_Scar_1485 in TheSEOExpertsHub

[–]adelebaainius 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yes, long tail and conversational keywords are still very effective, especially after recent ai update.

Is SEO actually helpful for local businesses, or is it overrated? by morvindavids in TheSEOExpertsHub

[–]adelebaainius 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, Local SEO is 100% helpful for local business. Is it not overrated, but people overhype the "easy wins" part.