
SEO Isn’t Dead – It’s Everywhere: Part 4
Part 3: New Tactics for an AI-Powered Search Era While the core principles remain, there are indeed new tactics and focus areas emerging. Adapting to an AI-driven search landscape means expanding our toolkit. Here are some of the newer SEO (or dare I say AEO/GEO) tactics that savvy marketers are

SEO Isn’t Dead – It’s Everywhere: Part 3
Part 3: Old-School SEO Tactics Still Matter (More Than Ever) Now, let’s talk tactics. A common misconception in the “SEO is dead” narrative is that everything we’ve learned about SEO is suddenly obsolete. Nothing could be further from the truth. In reality, many traditional SEO best practices are not only

SEO Isn’t Dead – It’s Everywhere: Part 2
Part 2: New Acronyms, Same Core Mission SEO vs AEO vs GEO vs AISO With the advent of AI search, there’s been an explosion of new terminology. Suddenly the industry is buzzing about AEO (Answer Engine Optimization), GEO (Generative Engine Optimization), AISO (AI Search Optimization), and even terms like LLM-O

SEO Isn’t Dead – It’s Everywhere: Part 1
SEO Isn’t Dead – It’s Everywhere Insights from Two Decades in Search As someone who’s been in the search industry for over twenty-five years, I’ve heard the “SEO is dead” chorus more times than I can count. Every few years, a new technology or trend emerges and pundits start writing

From Conceptual Search to AI Overviews
The Evolution of Information Retrieval By David Chaplin, Chief Strategy Officer at Altezza and Founder of Engenium In 1998, I founded Engenium with a clear mission: to deliver the right information to the right person at the right time. We pioneered conceptual search solutions, utilizing techniques like Latent Semantic Indexing

From Google to GPT: The Future of Product Discovery
From Google to GPT: The Future of Product Discovery For nearly two decades, the path to buying anything online started the same way: a Google search. Whether you were shopping for hiking boots, headphones, or a birthday gift, your journey began with keywords typed into a search box. But that