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SEO

Understanding Entity SEO

Search engines stopped being keyword-matching systems a long time ago. In 2026, entity SEO is the foundation on which AI visibility is built — across both traditional and generative search surfaces.

Evolv Team
Generative Search

We Didn't Wait. Here's What 12 Months of Actually Optimising for Generative Search Taught Us

While most of the industry was debating whether generative search would matter, we were already running live client programmes inside it. We've built our own tooling, developed a methodology, and seen what works — and what doesn't. This is a field report, not a forecast.

James Deverick
Generative Search

What is Exa: The Hidden Search Infrastructure Revolutionizing Generative Search Optimization

Why Understanding Embeddings-Based Search Is Critical for GSO Success The content optimization landscape has fundamentally shifted, yet most businesses remain completely unaware of the infrastructure powering this transformation.

Evolv Team
Generative Search

What is Generative Search Optimization?

Generative Search Optimization (GSO) is the practice of optimizing website content to achieve maximum visibility and citation within AI-powered search engines like Google AI Overview, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude, focusing on getting content selected and referenced in AI-generated responses rather than traditional search rankings.

Evolv Team
SEO

The Browser Is the New Battleground

For the past two years, the conversation around generative search optimisation has focused almost entirely on model quality. Which LLM is most accurate? Which one hallucinates less? Which one cites the best sources?

Evolv Team
Generative Search

LLM Statistics 2026: Where 800 Million Users Are Searching Instead of Google

ChatGPT now has 800 million weekly active users. Perplexity processes 780 million queries a month. Google's own AI Overviews appear on more than a quarter of all searches. Meanwhile, 69% of Google searches end without a single click to any website.

Evolv Team