The Oxford English Dictionary went from 331K to 3.8M monthly visits in 3 months. 1,041% growth. A 166-year-old institution that finally embraced digital transformation. Here's what happened when they got serious about SEO

All About Cookies went from 25.2K to 865.6K monthly visits year-over-year. 3,336% growth for a cybersecurity education site. Their strategy? Dominate every possible SERP feature. Here's the blueprint 👇

Everyone assumes AI assistants just cite Google's top results. Ahrefs tested this with 15,000 prompts. -> Turns out: 64-87% of AI citations come from sources NOT ranked in Google's top 10. Only Perplexity shows significant overlap (28.6%). ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot barely

Being mentioned in AI responses is the new currency of visibility. Forget clicks. Forget impressions. But most marketers are still measuring the wrong things. Here are the 4 AI KPIs that actually matter, and how to turn them into strategy

New usability study tracked 37 users across 250 AI Mode sessions. The finding that should worry every SEO: The median number of external clicks was ZERO. 88% of users interacted with AI text first. 77.6% never left AI Mode at all. Here's what this means for traffic 👇

Google just quietly updated its documentation: NotebookLM ignores robots.txt. For context, NotebookLM is Google's AI research tool that lets users input any URL, then ask questions and generate summaries from that content. The reason it ignores robots.txt? Google classifies it

YouTube just launched Brand Pulse - an AI-powered report that tracks every single mention of your brand across the platform. Not just your paid ads. Everything. Creator videos, user-generated content, logo appearances, audio mentions, even quick name-drops in titles. For the

Websites with more organic search traffic get mentioned more in AI search. 76.7 MILLION AI searches analyzed. ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews - all three dissected. Here are the findings👇

Everyone assumes AI assistants just cite Google's top results. Ahrefs tested this with 15,000 prompts. -> Turns out: 64-87% of AI citations come from sources NOT ranked in Google's top 10. Only Perplexity shows significant overlap (28.6%). ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot barely

Reddit moderators have almost unlimited power. They can delete comments, turn communities against brands, and destroy startup reputations - with zero accountability. Lars Lofgren just published an eye-opening breakdown of how this works. And it's not pretty 👇

OpenAI just built an AI that creates agents… that can automate literally anything. 🤯 It’s called AgentKit — running real-world tasks with just a few lines of code. ⚙️ But Microsoft just dropped its own AI Agent Framework to rival it. 👀 The AI Agent war has officially

KrispCall went from 27.5K to 569.2K monthly visits in one year. That's 1,969% growth for a cloud phone startup competing in a $33B market. How? They created 426 landing pages and let the long tail do its thing 👇

MESHKI, an Australian fashion brand, scaled from 17.6K to 121.6K monthly visits in just 3 months. 589% growth by launching one new domain. Their move? Go after the UK market with a country-specific site and wait for Google to catch up. Here's what happened👇

So everyone's been saying ChatGPT is going to kill Google, right? Turns out... the opposite is happening. Take a look at what people actually do before and after they start using ChatGPT. - Before ChatGPT: 10.5 Google searches per week - After ChatGPT: 12.6 Google searches per

MedPark Hospital (Bangkok) went from 241K to 1.5M monthly visits in one year. 523% growth. A private hospital targeting international medical tourists through strategic SEO. Here's their playbook

Adecco went from 141K to 681K monthly visits in 3 months. 381% growth. Their strategy? Merge multiple country websites into one domain. Here's how domain consolidation became their growth catalyst 👇

This is one of the most impressive things I’ve seen in my career. Built by a single dev in Warsaw, it’s the missing UI for managing Claude Code’s context. It’s got a great ui, it’s built in rust so it’s blazing fast and lightweight. Totally bootstrapped, no funding, no flashy

This online education platform went from 1.6M to 10.1M monthly visits in one year. That's 522% growth. Their secret? User-generated content + schema markup. Here's how they did it

Flyhomes went from 18.7K to 2 million monthly visits in 3 months. That's 10,737% growth. A real estate platform using programmatic SEO and one smart acquisition. Here's the breakdown

https://t.co/H9miVa90sh gets 86 million visits per month through organic search. A government website. Beating most private companies. Here's their SEO playbook (and why it works perfectly for AI search too)