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The new technical SEO: what actually matters now
Google has told us to keep doing all of the same technical SEO we’ve always done as that’ll back up the work it’s AI is doing on top. But is there anything else we can or should be doing, and prioritising, as we enter the world of AI recommendations instead of traditional Google search?
This is part 2 of my 4 part series on The Agentic Web – make sure you grab your seat for part 3 in July where we’ll be talking about how to make your website usable – not just readable – by machines.
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