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Publishing Everything Is a Terrible Business Strategy
The traffic bargain was a lucky externality, not a contract. It's time to stop mourning it.
Jan 12
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Pedro Dias
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The State of Search & AI: 2025 Usage and 2026 Predictions
What actually matters when machines do the searching
Jan 5
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Pedro Dias
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December 2025
The AI Visibility Mirage: You're Not Ranking, You're Gambling
On AI visibility metrics, the incentive crisis for creators, and why optimizing for stochastic token prediction is gambling, not strategy.
Dec 1, 2025
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Pedro Dias
November 2025
Your AI Strategy Isn’t a Strategy — It’s SEO With a Rebrand
The real opportunity isn't a new acronym. It's embedding discoverability into how your organisation operates.
Nov 25, 2025
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Pedro Dias
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May 2018
What SEO fixes, and what it doesn’t
Although SEO is an area with multiple ideologies in parallel, there is a distorted perception of which problems can be fixed with SEO and which can’t.
May 8, 2018
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Pedro Dias
March 2017
Your 404 Obsession is Probably Wasting Your Time
The errors everyone panics about and almost nobody handles correctly—they're not hurting your rankings. But some of them are still your problem
Mar 10, 2017
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Pedro Dias
June 2016
Google RankBrain, Artificial Intelligence and SEO
RankBrain is a form of artificial intelligence that Google is using to serve better search results and answers to its users.
Jun 2, 2016
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Pedro Dias
March 2016
Pay for Performance Work in SEO
Why the model of “pay for performance SEO” (contrary to what many would believe) isn’t really fair. And how it fosters—even if unintentionally—a lack of…
Mar 26, 2016
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Pedro Dias
August 2015
SEO Forecasting, or The Drama of the SEO Fortuneteller
It amazes me how much SEOs like to show-off. Entering ego wars and, ultimately, end up making fools of themselves. I want to believe we can all do…
Aug 18, 2015
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Pedro Dias
January 2013
Stop Panicking Over Bounce Rate: The Myths, The Math, and The Truth
Poor bounce rate, it turned into the metric that everyone learned to hate without really knowing why.
Jan 14, 2013
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Pedro Dias
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