A brief YouTube short by Adam Sand about optimizing content for AI-driven search. The speaker cites that 58.2% of Google searches do not result in a click, describes using a Dutch-made tool to rate his blog (scored 92%), and reports the tool recommended adding FAQ schema so the content can be part of AI-generated answers.
What does the future look like for search engine optimization? How do you write content that shows up in AI search? And so there's some tools that I found that could like rank or rate your content to see like how good did you do? Because human beings have evolved the way they search the Internet. What we've Learned is that 58.2% of Google searches today do not result in a click because people don't want 10 blue links to click on. They want an answer. You, you want to be part of the answer, then you have a schema for a frequently asked question. But when I took this blog and threw it into this Dutch guy made this thing that you could then get it to rate your text, well, when I rated it pasted my whole long ass blog in there. And what it did is it gave me a score And I scored 92% and it said basically I needed to add the FAQ schema.
