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The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping digital marketing, particularly in how businesses approach search engine optimisation (SEO). Google’s latest AI developments have introduced revolutionary changes to how search results are generated, processed, and displayed. At the forefront of this transformation is the rise of AI overviews, which prioritise concise and relevant content. For businesses and brands, this evolving landscape presents both challenges and opportunities, requiring them to rethink their SEO strategies and adapt to new algorithms and expectations.

Recently, a Google leak brought attention to the complexities of search engine optimisation (SEO) and digital marketing strategies. While the specifics of the leak might seem technical, the implications are profound for marketing and revenue leaders who rely on digital channels to drive growth.

Why should revenue leaders care about this? Simply put, SEO and digital marketing strategies are no longer just about keywords and links. They are about building authority, engaging users, and creating trustworthy content—all of which directly impact a company's bottom line. The Google leak highlighted some critical shifts in how digital marketing is evolving, emphasising the need for transparency, credibility, and adaptability in strategies.

On 5^th March 2024, Google announced two big algorithm updates: the March 2024 Core Algorithm Update and the March 2024 Spam Update. These updates have been launched as a response to the growing complaints of users regarding spam and low-quality results on Google search. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Google said the algorithms are “designed to show less content made to attract clicks and more content that people find useful” – Google Search Central.

SEO or Search Engine Optimisation is the action of optimising your website and web pages to improve their online visibility. By following certain best practices, you can improve your online rankings for certain keywords in order to attract more relevant organic traffic through search engine results pages. If your website answers users’ queries well, you can then turn this traffic into leads and hopefully, paying customers.

Learn about the fundamentals of SEO in this simple guide for beginners. It is designed for Marketing Managers and CMOs to share with stakeholders so they can better understand what SEO is and why it's important to invest resources in it.

It’s been a busy year for Google updates, and the second core update of the year has landed in August 2023. 

Following a turbulent time in organic search going back to May this year, the August broad core algorithm update was officially released on August 24th and is expected to take around two weeks to fully roll out. 

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