AI search and domain content traffic

[nicenicnicenic is verified member.]

Domain content sites often depend on informational searches.

AI answers can now summarize things like WHOIS, DNS, SSL, transfers, and email records without much clicking.

Does this make GEO important for domain sites, or is it too early to worry about it?

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

apologies.. what are you saying? .. I'm a bit lost here

 

[nicenicnicenic is verified member.]

apologies.. what are you saying? .. I'm a bit lost here

Aha sorry for confusion. I probably made the question too abstract.What I meant is if AI search can already answer basic domain questions like WHOIS, DNS, SSL, and transfers directly, will domain blogs and registrar help center pages start losing clicks...

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

Aha sorry for confusion. I probably made the question too abstract.What I meant is if AI search can already answer basic domain questions like WHOIS, DNS, SSL, and transfers directly, will domain blogs and registrar help center pages start losing clicks...

we all know that LLMs make mistakes... documentation pages at registrars and hosting companies will have correct information, while LLMs will make the best guess suggestions.. at least now.. who knows when the supercomputers get introduced, and how that will change things

 

[nicenicnicenic is verified member.]

we all know that LLMs make mistakes... documentation pages at registrars and hosting companies will have correct information, while LLMs will make the best guess suggestions.. at least now.. who knows when the supercomputers get introduced, and how that will change things

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Helmuts. I guess we'll see how much this actually changes traffic over time.

 

[HariSeldon]

Does this make GEO important for domain sites, or is it too early to worry about it?

As it's so easy (with AI help of course ) to implement GEO, I can't think of any reason why you wouldn't do it anyway.