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3 Things Marketers Need to Start Doing Today as AI Enters the Search Ads Game. OpenAI has officially begun testing CPC (Cost Per Click) ads within ChatGPT—starting in the United States. . 🟠 What Do Ads in ChatGPT Look Like? Ads in ChatGPT appear as sponsored responses or recommended links within the conversation itself—blending naturally into the chat experience rather than showing up as traditional banner ads. This update isn’t just about adding another advertising channel beyond platforms like Facebook Ads or Google Ads. It signals a shift in consumer behavior—where decision-making can now start and stay within a single AI interaction, all the way through to conversion. . 🟠 Will Website Traffic Decline as AI Launches Its Own Search Ads? Is Google Losing Its Importance? It’s true—traffic from Google Search is already starting to decline, and this isn’t a future prediction; it’s happening now. AI is no longer just a tool for finding information. It’s increasingly shaping user decisions, stepping in earlier in the buying journey and influencing choices from the very beginning. That said, platforms like Google aren’t becoming irrelevant—but their role is evolving. Instead of being the primary gateway for discovery, they’re becoming part of a broader ecosystem where AI plays a central role in guiding intent and accelerating decision-making. . 🟠 So if Traffic Is Declining, How Do We Stay Visible and Get Chosen? Here are 3 things ANGA recommends brands start doing today: 1️⃣ From SEO to AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) Website marketing is no longer just about ranking on Google. It’s about getting your content selected as the answer by AI. Your content needs to be clear, well-structured, and easy for AI to interpret—while also building strong authority and credibility. The goal is simple: when users ask, your brand shows up as the answer. 2️⃣ Build Strong Brand Signals That AI Can Recognize. Helping AI understand your brand’s strengths and expertise is critical. AI doesn’t select answers based on keywords alone—it looks at consistency and frequency of your brand appearing across trusted sources. Brands that are consistently featured through PR, reviews, and mentions on high-quality websites are far more likely to be picked up by AI as reliable answers. 3️⃣ Prepare for AI Search Ads. CPC ads in ChatGPT are no longer just a new ad placement—they’re becoming a new competitive arena where brands fight to show up at the exact moment of real user intent, in real time. Brands that understand user needs at the moment they interact with AI will have a clear advantage over those still focused solely on traditional keyword bidding strategies. . 🟠 “If a customer asks ChatGPT today, ‘Which brands are the best in your category?’ — would your brand be in the top 3… and what would AI say about you?” . #ANGA #ANGAShare #แองก้าอยากแชร์ #ChatGPT #AIMode #AISearch

🎉 Big news from ANGA Bangkok! . We've officially been recognized as a Google Premier Partner, a status held by only the top 3% of Google Partners Thailand. . This isn't just a badge. It reflects the work our team has put in over the years, the trust our clients have placed in us, and the results we've been able to deliver together. . To every client who chose ANGA, thank you for believing in us. To the team, thank you for showing up every single day and pushing the standard higher. . We're just getting started. #ANGABangkok #GooglePremierPartner #DigitalMarketing #GoogleAds

Rank on AI Search by understanding how AI Overviews work. . Today, AI Overviews appear in over 25% of search results, shifting the experience from traditional link-clicking to AI-generated summaries. This makes it a critical new surface for SEO—one you can’t afford to ignore if you still want users landing on your website. . 🟠 What are AI Overviews and how do they work? AI Overviews are a feature by Google that uses Gemini to generate summarized answers at the very top of search results. They pull information from multiple websites, compile it into concise responses, and include source links for further reading. 1️⃣ Query Understanding AI Overviews first interpret what the user is looking for using NLP (Natural Language Processing), enabling AI to read, listen, and understand human language—then respond in a natural, human-like way. 2️⃣ Source Selection Once the query is understood, Google selects information from high-quality sources such as web pages, videos, and other trusted content to build the answer. 3️⃣ Triggering At this stage, Google decides whether to show AI Overviews. This happens when the algorithm determines that an AI-generated response can help users understand information faster or more clearly than traditional search links—especially for complex, multi-step queries like product comparisons. 4️⃣ Synthesis If triggered, Gemini processes and refines the gathered information into a clear, easy-to-understand summary. 5️⃣ Citations and Links Finally, source websites are credited through citations and links. This not only increases the credibility of AI-generated answers but also creates opportunities for websites to earn traffic—even when the content has already been summarized by AI. . 🟠 How to get your website featured in AI Overviews? ➣ SEO Best Practices Build a strong foundation: fast-loading pages, mobile-friendly design, and easy access for Google bots to crawl your content. ➣ Rank Well Organically The higher you rank on page one, the greater your chances of being selected for AI-generated summaries. ➣ Build Brand Authority Position your site as a trusted source through in-depth, consistently updated content. ➣ Earn Mentions in Top Sources Backlinks and mentions from authoritative websites significantly boost your credibility in the eyes of AI. ➣ Focus on AI Overview Triggers Understand which queries AI tends to answer (e.g., “how-to” or comparison queries) and create content that directly addresses them. ➣ Create Credible Content Ensure your content is accurate, verifiable, and genuinely valuable for readers—not just optimized for bots. . 🟠 SEO in the age of AI Search is no longer just about ranking #1 on search results. It’s about creating content that is credible and easy to understand—so compelling that AI chooses to use it in its answers, while linking back to your website as the source. . #ANGABangkok #ANGAShare #Tips #SEO #AISearch #AIOverviews

Human-written content is 8x more likely to rank #1 on Google than AI-generated content. . Recent data from Semrush reveals a clear advantage for human-created content in search rankings. Human-written pages dominate the top position, securing the #1 spot 80% of the time, while purely AI-generated content manages just 9%. This insight comes from an analysis of over 42,000 blog posts, highlighting that while AI can support content creation, human perspective still plays a critical role in achieving top performance on Google. . 🟠 Key insights from Semrush research. Semrush recently analyzed 20,000 keywords and their top 10 search results using AI detection tools. The findings highlight a clear trend for content strategy. ➢ Human Content Leads the Way. Human-written pages outperform both purely AI-generated and hybrid content (AI-written with human editing) across all top 10 positions. ➢ The 8x Advantage. Content created by humans is 8 times more likely to secure the #1 ranking than content generated solely by AI. ➢ AI Content’s Lower Visibility. AI-generated content tends to appear more frequently at the bottom of Page 1. In fact, its presence nearly doubles when moving from Position 1 down to Position 4. ➢ Note of caution. AI detection tools are not perfectly accurate, which may introduce some level of uncertainty in how content is classified. . 🟠 Why does this analysis matter? While AI can help content rank, the data clearly shows that human perspective is still the key driver behind top-performing content—especially for highly competitive keywords. Creativity, expertise, and editorial judgment remain strong advantages that AI still struggles to replicate. ➢ 72% of SEOs believe AI-generated content performs as well as or better than human-written content. ➢ But actual ranking data tells a different story: human-written content still holds a clear advantage in top positions on Google. . 🟠 How should you use AI for content creation? ➢ Keep content human-led — around 87% should be primarily written by humans. ➢ Use AI as a support tool — about 64% can follow a workflow where AI drafts and humans refine. ➢ Best use cases for AI — research, drafting, and SEO optimization. ➢ Limit AI — Use in content that requires nuanced judgment, critical thinking, or deep decision-making. . 🟠 Why are teams adopting AI for content? Based on the analysis ➢ 70% say the biggest advantage is speed — AI helps produce content much faster. ➢ Only 19% believe AI actually improves content quality. . 🟠 Data source This large-scale analysis examined 42,000 blog pages (from a total of 200,000 URLs) across more than 20,000 keywords. It used GPTZero to classify whether content was written by humans or AI. The study also includes insights from a survey of 224 SEO professionals working in content and search. . Source: https://lnkd.in/gUArYfb6 . #ANGABangkok #ANGAShare #Tips #Google #SEO #EvergreenContent #AISearch #Content #Semrush

The 2026 Evergreen Content strategy. . Shifting consumer behavior in the AI era is now the ultimate litmus test for your content’s visibility. As users increasingly rely on AI to discover and consume information, traditional keyword-stuffing is no longer enough. To survive the next generation of search, your content must provide the depth and authority that AI—and humans—actually trust. . 🟠 Why is traditional content creation losing its edge? In 2026, generic explanations and basic "how-to" steps are becoming obsolete. Since AI can generate this type of content instantly, any content that merely mimics AI-generated data is rapidly losing its value. With Google now displaying AI-driven answers directly on the search results page, the need for users to click through to a website is disappearing. . 🟠 What kind of content actually delivers in 2026? The key is Information Gain—providing unique value that AI cannot replicate: ➢ First-hand Experience: Insights from real-world experiments and actual case studies from you or your clients. ➢ Unique Insights: Expert perspectives and deep analysis that AI simply can't find elsewhere. ➢ Proprietary Data: Original research, surveys, and statistics that you’ve gathered yourself. . 🟠 The 2026 Content Checklist Content used to be all about keywords to climb the SEO rankings. Today, the game has changed. Users prioritize content that solves real-world problems with deep, actionable insights. ➢ E-E-A-T: (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) – Doubling down on credibility and real-world experience from subject matter experts. ➢ Business Outcomes: Content must align with your business goals. It’s no longer just about driving traffic; it’s about building relationships and driving conversions. . 🟠 Evergreen Content Strategy for 2026 First, we need a mindset shift: Evergreen Content is no longer a "set it and forget it" asset. To stay relevant, you must embrace: ➢ Update Regularity: Conduct a content audit every 6-12 months. Refresh your data, statistics, and examples to ensure they remain accurate and timely. ➢ Multimodal & Agentic Search: Prepare for a future where users search via images, voice, and text—and where AI agents perform tasks on their behalf. This means repurposing your content into diverse formats, such as short-form videos or infographics, to dominate every platform. . 🟠 Power Your Evergreen Content with Zero-Party & First-Party Data Stop guessing what the algorithm wants. Start listening to what your customers are actually saying. High-impact content should be built on direct feedback—customer service inquiries, feedback loops, and surveys. By addressing real-world pain points, you create content that truly resonates with human intent, not just search engine trends. . Read more in comments 👇🏻 . Source: https://lnkd.in/g-QNYeq8

Google officially retires outdated JavaScript SEO warnings. . 🟠 3 Key Takeaways from This Update 1️⃣ What’s changed Google has officially announced the removal of outdated guidance and warnings regarding JavaScript usage on websites. The reason is simple: Google’s current infrastructure is now sophisticated enough to natively render and process JavaScript-heavy pages. As a result, the old cautionary advice is no longer necessary. . 2️⃣ Why was the JavaScript SEO guidance removed? ➢ Proven Rendering Capabilities. Google Search has been rendering JavaScript effectively for years. As a result, the old cautionary advice has become obsolete and no longer provides practical value to modern developers. ➢ No Longer an Indexing Barrier. In the past, heavy JavaScript usage could hinder Googlebot’s ability to crawl and index content. Today, using JS to load content is no longer a "bottleneck" for SEO rankings, making those legacy warnings unnecessary. ➢ Advancements in Accessibility. Previously, there were concerns that JavaScript-heavy sites would be inaccessible to screen readers (used by visually impaired users). However, assistive technologies have evolved significantly and can now interact seamlessly with JavaScript-driven content, aligning with Google's modern standards. . 3️⃣ What’s next? Best practices moving forward. ➢ Verify with URL Inspection. Although Google says not to worry, it’s still best practice to use the URL Inspection tool in Google Search Console. This allows you to confirm that Googlebot sees your rendered content exactly as a user would. ➢ Don't ignore other bots. While Google is highly advanced, other search engines (like Bing or DuckDuckGo) and social media crawlers may not be as sophisticated at rendering JavaScript. Maintaining a robust, multi-compatible web structure remains a smart strategy for global visibility. . 🟠 Back then, SEO professionals and developers had to rely on complex workarounds—like pre-rendering or Server-Side Rendering (SSR)—just to ensure Googlebot could "see" the content as plain HTML. Today, Google’s infrastructure has evolved to match the capabilities of the latest Chrome browser. It can now execute JavaScript and render pages instantly, just as a real user would. This update marks a significant shift, signaling that the era of over-complicating web architecture for the sake of basic indexing is officially behind us. . Source: https://lnkd.in/g68NG8dK  . #ANGABangkok #ANGAShare #Tips #JavaScript #JavaScriptSEO #Google #Googlebot #GoogleUpdate #SEO

What is a Brand Mention? Dive deep into 5 Key Strategies to ensure AI recommends your business, based on expert insights from the ANGA team. Watch the full video here. 👇🏻 https://lnkd.in/g95pyWUB . #ANGABangkok #ANGAShare #BrandMention #seo #AIsearch

LinkedIn Revolutions Feed: New AI-Powered Ranking Focuses Solely on "Substance" and "Expertise" Recently, LinkedIn announced the launch of its new AI-powered Feed Ranking system. This update leverages AI to analyze content and prioritize high-value posts, ensuring more accurate delivery of insightful updates to its 1.3 billion members. . 🟠 Why does Feed Ranking matter? The new system prioritizes topical relevance and engagement quality. Posts that demonstrate expertise and align with trending professional conversations will be instantly pushed to a wider audience—even to those who don’t follow you. . 🟠 LinkedIn Overhauls Content Selection: Here’s How It Works ➤ Unified Retrieval System LinkedIn has replaced its fragmented legacy systems with a single AI model that truly "understands" content. This allows it to bridge related topics even if the terminology differs. For instance, if you read about "Article Writing," the system recognizes your likely interest in "SEO." ➤ Ranking System The AI analyzes your engagement patterns—including likes, comments, and even "dwell time" (how long you stop to read). It tracks how your interests evolve in real-time to ensure the most relevant posts appear at the very top of your feed. . 🟠 LinkedIn Announces Enhancements in Quality and Transparency 1️⃣ Cracking Down on Fake Engagement Taking action against automated comment tools and "engagement pods" (like-for-like groups) that violate platform policies. 2️⃣ Reducing Engagement Bait Posts designed solely to "game" the algorithm—such as asking users to comment "Yes" to boost reach or pairing unrelated videos with text just to grab attention—will see a significant drop in visibility. 3️⃣ Streamlining Feed Personalization for New Members LinkedIn is introducing an "Interest Picker" feature. This allows new users to select specific topics, such as SEO or Digital Marketing, ensuring they receive relevant content from the very first day they join. . Source: https://lnkd.in/eQ7u-iqp . #ANGABangkok #LinkedIn #DigitalMarketing #NewsUpdate #Tips

5 Signals for Success from AI Search Analysis: What Businesses Need to Know Summarized from ANGA CLUBHOUSE, deep dive into 5 Key Insights for modern marketers to remain industry leaders in the age of AI Search. Reference Data Sources for Deep Insight Analysis ➤ 215,339 Total Cited URLs ➤ 15,768 Total Unique Cited Domains (or Unique Cited URLs) Tracked Prompts ➤ 4,217 Tracked Prompts across diverse industries throughout Thailand ➤ 23,851 AI Responses from 3 AI models (ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews) Results ➤ 142,324 Total Brand Mentions ➤ 209 Total Unique Brand Mentions ➤ 24,082 Fanout Queries . Read more in the comments. 👇🏻 . #ANGABangkok #ANGAShare #AISearch #SEO

Zero-click changes how we see data, not where it comes from. Is your website’s original content still relevant in the age of AI? The answer is a resounding yes. Carolyn Shelby, SEO & AI Strategist at Yoast, recently highlighted that we are firmly in the "Zero-Click Era." This is where users get their answers directly from Google’s search results or AI snapshots without ever clicking through to a website. While traffic might be dipping, your content’s influence has never been more critical. Here’s why: 1️⃣ Why are clicks decreasing? Direct Answers: Google and Bing now provide instant summaries on the SERP. ➡️ Community-Driven Insights: Reviews and product recommendations are increasingly happening within Reddit threads or niche forums. ➡️ Social Ecosystems: Expert knowledge is often consumed and shared entirely within platforms like LinkedIn. 2️⃣ Zero Traffic ≠ Zero Influence We must distinguish between Traffic and Information Influence: ➡️ Traffic: Measures how many people physically land on your site. ➡️ Influence: Measures how much your data shapes the answers AI provides. AI doesn't manifest knowledge out of thin air; it filters massive datasets. If your data is authoritative, the AI uses it as a benchmark. You might lose the "visit," but you win the "mindshare." 3️⃣ Rented Land vs. Owned Land Think of your digital presence in two parts: ➡️ Rented Land (Social Media/Forums): Platforms like TikTok, LinkedIn, or Reddit are great for reach and visibility, but you don't control the rules. ➡️ Owned Land (Your Website): This is your fortress. It’s where your full-length research and deep expertise live. It provides the "proof" that fuels your credibility on rented land. 4️⃣ The "Originality" Advantage There’s a common misconception that AI prefers aggregated content. In reality, AI models prioritize sources that offer clear explanations, detailed reasoning, and genuine expertise. These traits are found in original writing, not in copy-pasted summaries. 🔶 The Zero-Click era might mean fewer visitors to your site, but it makes your website more important, not less. Your site acts as the "brain" for AI ensuring your brand remains the ultimate authority behind the answers consumers receive. . Source: https://lnkd.in/gSZHzYg7 . #ANGABangkok #AISearch #ZeroClick #SEO #DigitalMarketing #SearchEngineLand