Website attacks are on the rise. Not just for giant brands. It’s just they hit the news. But more often it is everyday business sites. That might sound alarming, but there’s good news:
Most attacks are preventable.
Search behaviour is shifting. Traditional SEO still matters, but answer engines are becoming a second discovery channel. In this guide, we break down AI SEO, what’s changed, and the practical tweaks that help your brand get quoted, cited and found in a world of prompts and questions.
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AI has not replaced Google. It has simply changed how we use it. Early research suggests AI tools help us frame better questions, but Google is still where people go for answers that lead to action. From local searches to high-intent queries, search demand is stronger than ever. For businesses, that means SEO is not just relevant, it is essential.
Still blogging in 2025? You’re not alone.
‘To blog or not to blog’ is a question marketers have asked since 2012.
Now AI’s joined the conversation, it feels more relevant than ever.
They say SEO has changed. That people don’t just search on Google anymore. Instead, they search everywhere. So now we need Search Everywhere Optimisation. Thing is, we’ve been doing that for ages as a part of digital marketing.
People are out and about more in the warmer months. Which makes it the perfect time to stop them in their tracks and show off what you do.
