How AI is changing search and advertising

AI is rewriting the rules of advertising, and one of the biggest and most recent shifts is happening in search. With Google and Bing surfacing AI-generated summaries above traditional results, publishers, advertisers, and content creators face a new reality: fewer clicks, shrinking ad revenue, and rising costs. What does this mean for those impacted? 🌊 Traffic and revenue decline: Fewer site visits mean fewer impressions and less income. 🌊 Content quality risks: AI summaries can distort or oversimplify original work. 🌊 Paid search pressure: Brands must defend visibility as AI reshapes the SERP. 🌊 Legal tensions: Data scraping lawsuits highlight growing friction between AI and publishers. The open web is shifting, and with disruption comes opportunity. By diversifying into new content channels, experimenting with paywalls and subscriptions, and strengthening attribution models, brands can build strategies that are more resilient for the future. The question isn’t whether AI will disrupt search. It’s how quickly brands adapt. How is your organization adjusting its media or content strategy in response to AI-driven search? Check out the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/gcmd7YTM

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