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Today we bring more of Google’s SGE and it’s impact on brand visibility and how organic ranking is still suffering. Further, take a look into a 25 page document shared by Tiktok for its sellers. Very insightful read…

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You Love Brand Terms? Tough…

A recent study by SGE Research has shed light on the evolving landscape of search engine optimization (SEO), particularly with the integration of Google's Search Generative Experience (SGE) on brand and product terms. It’s a very detailed research but for anyone who is ranking or advertising on Google, it’s a must read as it shows the impact SGE will have in brands.

This second wave of research emphasizes the significant implications of AI-powered generative results on the visibility of brand-related terms in search engine results pages (SERPs).

Key findings from the study indicate a shift towards more dynamic SERPs, where generative results could dilute brand visibility by introducing more opportunities for third-party sites and competitors to rank for brand terms. With 91.4% of search queries displaying a Search Generative element, the dominance of traditional organic search results is challenged. Moreover, the study reveals a stark drop in the position of the No.1 organic listing by an average of 1,255 pixels post-SGE trigger, underscoring the potential for reduced direct traffic to brand sites.

Not sure what SGE is? Read more here.

What does this mean for ecommerce sellers?

For ecommerce sellers, the rise of SGE signifies a pressing need to evolve SEO tactics and content strategies. It's essential to understand how generative AI interprets and displays brand and product information and to ensure content is optimized for both traditional and AI-powered search experiences. This might include providing more context-rich and detailed product descriptions, engaging in strategic partnerships with sites favored by generative algorithms, and exploring new avenues for visibility beyond the conventional SERP listings.

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