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In B2B, many deals are lost before a salesperson hears about them. A buyer asks an AI assistant for options, gets a shortlist, and never visits the sites that did not make it. At Sarkar SEO, we think this makes AI SEO a revenue issue...

Most B2B marketers still picture the buyer journey as a funnel: search, click, read, enquire. Increasingly, the shortlist is formed earlier and elsewhere, inside a chat window. AI SEO your company isn’t named in that conversation, the buyer may never reach your website, let alone...

Most AI SEO work focuses on text. Yet when AI tools answer a question, they often point to a video. If your business explains things well on camera but has never thought about how a machine reads that video, you may be missing a source...

For online stores, AI SEO search changes the question from “will my product page rank?” to “will an assistant know enough about my product to recommend it?” Often, the answer depends less on your page copy than on the structured data behind it. At Sarkar...

Ask a search engine for “dentist near me” and you used to get a list. Ask an AI assistant and you often get a short answer with one or two names. Being third on a list was fine. Being left out of a two-name answer...

There is a certain irony in AI SEO: many teams now use AI tools to produce the content meant to win visibility in AI search. Done well, that saves time. Done badly, it floods a site with pages nobody needs. The difference isn’t the tool....

Few topics in AI SEO attract more confident claims than structured data. Some vendors imply that adding the right code makes ChatGPT and Google cite you. Others say schema is now pointless. Both camps overreach. At Sarkar SEO, we prefer to separate what is documented...

Most AI SEO advice focuses on your own pages. But ask an AI tool to compare vendors in your industry and watch the citations. Many will point to review sites, forums, videos and encyclopedias, not company websites. If those sources describe you poorly, or not...