How to get in Google's AI Overview
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“Let me explain. No, there is too much. Let me sum up.”
- Inigo Montoya, The Princess Bride
If Google had a catchphrase in the age of AI, this quote from The Princess Bride would be it.
Google's new AI Overview is basically like the search engine giant throwing up its hands and saying, "No, there are too many links. Let me sum up."
Google's AI summary is getting so good that fewer and fewer visitors are clicking on the links below. For marketers, this is an existential crisis, because how are we going to get people to visit our website?
So the SEO game has changed. It’s no longer just about ranking on page one — it’s about being the trusted source in Google’s AI Overview.
At Media Shower, our clients have literally thousands of pages ranking as the "Featured Source" on Google's AI overview. And in today's guide (and video tutorial), we'll show you how we do it.
The basics are easy to understand (but hard to do):
And here’s the best part: with Media Shower’s AI tools, finding those questions and structuring your content for Google's AI Overviews is faster and easier than ever. (Watch the video.)
Inconceivable? Maybe to everyone else. But with Media Shower, you can turn your SEO challenges into a fairy-tale ending.
How To Optimize SEO for Google's AI Overviews
More and more Google searches now end without a single click. Users get what they need from the AI-generated overview at the top of the page—with no scrolling.?
That means SEO isn’t just about page-one rankings anymore. You need to be the trusted source that powers Google’s AI overview.?
In this post, we’ll show you how to optimize your content to grab that top spot—by answering real questions, structuring your content well, and making your site too helpful for Google to ignore.
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