As Google continues to evolve its search capabilities, the introduction of AI Overviews (AIOs), formerly known as Search Generative Experience (SGE), has created a huge upheaval for SEO professionals. Understanding the alignment between organic and generative search results has become critical for understanding search intent and maintaining competitive visibility. This post introduces the Authoritas GOA Score™ (Generative to Organic Alignment) and OGA Score™ (Organic to Generative Alignment) as two essential metrics for assessing this alignment and provides practical guidance on how to leverage these insights in your SEO strategy.
AI Supported Content Assistant
Artificial Intelligence is not a substitute for expert content writers - but it can make your content writers and editorial teams more efficient
4 ways AI can make SEO and content teams more productive
Write meta data at scale
Enter a few keywords and the AI will suggest customised, unique meta titles and meta descriptions for your pages.
Useful content for eCommerce
Create more relevant and useful pages for users and search engines by automatically suggesting relevant summary text and buying guides for your category, product listing and product pages.
Article outlines for content briefs
Get a handy A-Z or numbered list of topics and sub-topics or questions to help you cover all key aspects your theme.
Produce snappy content that’s ideal for answering users’ ‘How to?’ questions and helping you rank for Featured Snippets.
Editorial Workflow tool
Produce AI-generated content at scale and have your humans edit and approve the content to meet your brand’s editorial standards and add your unique expertise.
Humans and Bots
working hand-in-hand
Use the power of GPT-3 from Open AI to help support your content writers and editors to produce well thought-out content and articles more easily and efficiently than ever before.
Editorial Workflow tools
scale your efficiency
Produce AI-generated content in bulk and use our workflow tool to edit, regenerate, reject, approve and save your content before exporting it to your content management system.
Using AI to grow revenues for eCommerce stores
Add buyer friendly advice to all ecommerce category and product listings pages (PLPs) to improve page quality, SERP click-thru rates, rankings and conversions.
Draft article outlines and Topic mind-maps
Our tools support writers to ensure they are covering all the possible angles. We give writers a starting point from which they can add their own experience and know-how to produce high quality content.
Writers can iterate with the AI, but it does not support the generation of long-form automated content without human-intervention today.
FAQs about using AI to produce content?
How does this differ from other AI writing tools for SEOs like Anyword, Clearscope, Contentharmony, Frase, Headlime, Jasper, Outranking, Scalenut and SurferSEO?
There’s a whole cottage industry of AI-powered SEO tools now. We’re very focused on effective, non-spammy implementation of AI to support content writers not replace them.
There’s plenty of talk in the industry about whether Google can detect AI produced content. But we think this is missing the point. Google can detect poorly quality content however it is produced and recent algorithm updates like the Helpful Content Update in particular have highlighted the need for writers to really show their expertise to build authority and trust.
We use our unique user intent and SERP data to help SEOs analyse the top performing sites to see what type of content Google prefers. We can make valid keyword and topic suggestions to add to your pages, as well as providing outlines for new content.
Our workflow and editorial tools make it easy to create a rich production line of content that’s useful for users and performs well in the search engines.
You can also track your SEO success in the same platform.
Is it safe to use AI writing for SEO?
Yes, the AI produces original content based on your inputs. Even with the same set of inputs, no two outputs are the same.
But, it is not safe (or should we say a good idea) to simply copy and paste AI-generated content into your website without checking it, editing it and adding value to it.
What do we mean by adding-value? Well, the latest AI models are extremely powerful, but they still lack that high-level of in-depth expertise that sector specialist have. Imagine, a builder who’s been working in the trade for 20 years. He/she will have specific expertise, methods and know-how which they use in their day-to-day work.
Many of these systems will be automated, he/she won’t have to think too hard how to do something since they just know. They are unconsciously competent and have ‘trade-secrets’ that have been earned over a long period.
So, what are your ‘trade secrets’? What do you know that will set your content apart from others and provide more value to readers? Sprinkle this on your AI content before publishing.
Our tools are NOT designed to be used for producing spammy content and automated posting. You are strongly advised to always review and edit the content before publishing.
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Google's new SERP layouts, featuring AI Overviews, are disrupting traditional SEO visibility and rank tracking models. The AI Overviews, now rolling out globally, introduce complex changes that challenge the definition of a top-ranking site. SEOs must adapt their strategies to navigate these significant shifts in search results presentation.
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