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Who Google AI Mode actually cites when Indonesians ask about banking
We ran 72 Indonesian banking and finance prompts through Google AI Mode, 216 answers in all, and logged every source it cited. Banks dominate, comparison sites and Instagram punch above their weight, and regulators barely show up.
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AI stopped reading your pages and started reading your entity graph
AI is starting to retrieve your brand as a graph of connected entities, and a lot of well-written sites are illegible in that format. Here is what GraphRAG changes and how to fix your entity legibility.
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Prompt clusters are replacing keyword clusters
Keyword clusters tell you what people type. Prompt clusters map how they actually ask an AI assistant, which is what now decides who gets cited.
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Brand mentions or backlinks, what actually gets you cited in 2026?
Links still move Google, but a plain unlinked mention of your brand may do more for you in AI search. Here is how the two signals split in 2026, and how to build both.
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Only 276 of Every 1,000 Google Searches Now Reach the Open Web
Google now settles 68% of US searches without sending a click anywhere. What that means for your blog, your KPIs, and your next client conversation.
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Helpful Content Still Wins, the Judges Just Changed
Search now puts a machine between you and your reader. Here's how to publish content that helps real people and still gets cited by AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity.
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Updating your page does nothing until the freshness signals move with it
You can rewrite half an article and to a machine the page looks untouched. Freshness is a technical claim carried by dateModified, sitemap lastmod, and the visible date. How to signal real updates without faking the dates.
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Rand Fishkin Is Half Right About the End of Great Content
The 25-year-old loop where great content drove organic traffic and organic traffic drove growth is breaking, and his framing of why is accurate. The conclusion that companies should pivot to inimitable products instead of content does not survive contact with the enterprise SaaS market, where the inimitable product is already the company. What changes for those buyers is not whether to publish, but what publishing is for.
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When to Merge Pages and When to Keep Them Separate
Two URLs start trading places for the same query, one of them quietly losing a position it used to hold, and the team reaches the same verdict almost every time. Cannibalization. Merge them. A week later one page is redirected into the other, the report shows a problem closed, and nobody asks whether it was the right page, or even the right problem.
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How to Run a Persona-First Content Gap Analysis With StoryMint
A persona-first content gap analysis finds the questions your audience is asking that the current search results fail to answer. That is a different exercise from the gap analysis most teams run, which finds the keywords competitors rank for and you do not. Both go by the same name. Only one of them tells you what to actually say.
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