- Mar 21, 2013
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Seems like it'll be officially announced on monday
OpenAI to launch Google competitor search engine
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Virtualfund
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That would be great but I don't think google will let him go ahead
- Mar 21, 2013
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How would they stop them?
blackbeans
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This is not much of a surprise.
The more competition there is, the better.
I think the bigger issue here is whether the OpenAI's search platform will continue the trend that is going to destroy SEO.
What trend am I talking about?
I'm talking about the switch from the current multilink result system to a one-answer layout.
If they continue to go in that direction, most independent publishers today will be wiped out completely.
And the only way they can survive is to basically make a YouTube version of their content.
I made this migration a while back, and it can get quite choppy because I have many different niche blogs.
So I have been opening up a lot of YouTube channels.
It also takes quite a while to get decent traffic from YouTube if you're not using any tricks or black hat services.
When search switches over to a one-answer format, consumers are going to expect only one answer.
This means less-to-no traffic for most online publishers.
This is bad news, but this is also a golden opportunity.
You really have to get over your fear and pretend you are at that stage in time when horses and buggies started morphing into cars.
Look for the opportunity because whenever technology changes and there's a tremendous amount of disruptions, that's when a lot of millionaires and billionaires are forged.
Now the question is, will your imagination and your determination as well as your resilience and grit lead to something positive or you're going to let your fear get the best of you?
The more competition there is, the better.
I think the bigger issue here is whether the OpenAI's search platform will continue the trend that is going to destroy SEO.
What trend am I talking about?
I'm talking about the switch from the current multilink result system to a one-answer layout.
If they continue to go in that direction, most independent publishers today will be wiped out completely.
And the only way they can survive is to basically make a YouTube version of their content.
I made this migration a while back, and it can get quite choppy because I have many different niche blogs.
So I have been opening up a lot of YouTube channels.
It also takes quite a while to get decent traffic from YouTube if you're not using any tricks or black hat services.
When search switches over to a one-answer format, consumers are going to expect only one answer.
This means less-to-no traffic for most online publishers.
This is bad news, but this is also a golden opportunity.
You really have to get over your fear and pretend you are at that stage in time when horses and buggies started morphing into cars.
Look for the opportunity because whenever technology changes and there's a tremendous amount of disruptions, that's when a lot of millionaires and billionaires are forged.
Now the question is, will your imagination and your determination as well as your resilience and grit lead to something positive or you're going to let your fear get the best of you?
roydan
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- Dec 17, 2013
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And I assume that if you want to be indexed on their new search engine you're gonna have to let their bots back in.
- Mar 30, 2018
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That’s only fair but for now no search engine. Mostly real time data is coming as per rumours but in next few hours we will know for sure
Donald Cumbie
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I think it's a great news.
Donald Cumbie
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- Jun 27, 2022
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I think it's a great news.
randyseoppc
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It'll be interesting to see how different their product is and what kind of impact it will have on SEO.
phucxuanvinh
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My revenue comes from Google; if OpenAI enters the market, Google's market share will decrease, and partners like me will be squeezed. I'm worried about this.
