Summary
- When companies say they're partnering with publishers and creators, it means they are giving them money through deals called publisher licensing deals.
- They have already started these licensing deals, and they might introduce a revenue-sharing model for creators.
- Search GPT could negatively impact average SEO if it heavily favors big publishers in their licensing agreements, like those with News Corp and the Associated Press.
- If only large publishers benefit from these deals, smaller creators and publishers might get less visibility in search results.
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How To Take Action
I would suggest implementing a focus on niche content. If big publishers are getting most of the visibility, you can stand out by creating unique, specialized content that isn't covered by larger sites. This can help your business or personal brand attract a loyal audience interested in your specific area.
A good way of doing this is by making smart use of social media and community forums. Share your niche content where your audience gathers. Engage with them directly. This doesn't require much money, just time and genuine interaction.
Another strategy is to explore partnerships with other small creators. You can join forces on projects, cross-promote content, or even guest write for each other. This way, you expand your reach without spending a lot.
Lastly, consider diversifying your content format. If you're relying only on text, try including videos or podcasts. This will make your content appealing to more people, including those who prefer non-reading formats.
Overall, focus on creating meaningful, diverse content and building authentic relationships with your audience. Even in a digital world dominated by big players, there's always room for the unique and the genuine. By being consistent and creative, you can grow your visibility and influence, even without the backing of big publisher deals.
Full Transcript
page says they're all about the Publishers but what does that mean when they say they're partnering with Publishers and creators it means they're actually giving them money via publisher licensing deals and they've started this already there's also rumors of a potential Revenue share model with creators similar to what they've done in their GPT store that said there is a scenario where the rise of search GPT is terrible for the average SEO so far the licensing deals have only been made with the big mama publishing companies like News Corp associate press and dash if it ends there then search GPT is more likely to site the companies that it's done deals with rather than the mere peasants like you and I thanks for watching and remember to subscribe for more videos just like this one
