Anyone getting traffic from AI overviews?
- Thread starter AliesLiu
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- Oct 5, 2009
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I’ve seen better results from improving the content around search intent rather than just adding more content. Clear answers, updated information, strong internal linking, and some quality backlinks seem to help with AI visibility too. Still testing, but those are the areas I’d focus on.
my experience has shown me that AI traffic is rather niche for most websites. article that solve problem nd provide experience will attract much more traffic than general articles.
rebel_king
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I'm getting a few clicks, but nothing huge yet. Still testing different content formats.
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you are not the only one to be honest i am testing diffrent ways but link building is still helpful in a way
BubbleRonin
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Focus on low competition keywords and make the content more useful than the pages already ranking.
Bulk Digital Store
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- Jul 21, 2026
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I’ve noticed a bit of a change too, but nothing major yet. Still testing different content and SEO approaches to see what actually moves the needle.
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I've seen the best results from refreshing pages that already have impressions, improving search intent alignment, and strengthening internal links.
On the off-page side, a smaller number of relevant, quality links has worked better for me than simply increasing link volume.
Recently, I have had better success by working on existing pages, fixing the search intent problem, and improving internal links. Content creation is useful; however, it is useful when filling a need rather than creating clutter.
Ranking Online Casinos
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I've noticed that content which answers specific questions clearly seems to perform better. The biggest gains have come from improving content quality and updating existing pages rather than making major SEO changes.
the greatest benefit that i have received is through refining my current content rather than trying to create new posts all the time. it has been much easier to do things such as refining old content, aligning the content with user intent nd using good examples. regarding link building, quality trumps quanttity.
- Feb 7, 2009
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I would focus on entity coverage, query intent alignment, concise answer blocks, structured data, and strong source/brand signals.
Then compare AI referred traffic against GSC query/page data to identify which pages are actually getting cited and clicked.
Then compare AI referred traffic against GSC query/page data to identify which pages are actually getting cited and clicked.
Deena Keith
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- Nov 19, 2022
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I’ve seen some traffic from AI Overviews, but results vary by topic. I’d focus on clear answers, original information, strong topical coverage, internal links, and relevant backlinks rather than chasing AI rankings.
- Oct 20, 2013
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Yes, we’ve been getting traffic from AI results too. One of our casino sites is appearing in AI Overviews and receiving traffic from them.
We’ve made some changes to the content structure, internal linking, and brand mentions on relevant sites, and we’ve seen good movement since then.
We’ve made some changes to the content structure, internal linking, and brand mentions on relevant sites, and we’ve seen good movement since then.
- Jun 24, 2026
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We’ve definitely been seeing more of it, especially with blog articles. We don’t really do anything special for AI that we weren’t already doing with traditional SEO, but we’ve noticed AI visibility showing up more often on question-based content like “What is a car accident lawyer?” or “How much is a metal roof?” Those types of articles tend to line up naturally with the kinds of questions people are asking AI tools, so they seem to get picked up more frequently.