Great insights! With LLM's like ChatGPT gaining more search market share, businesses will need to improve their AI visibility strategies to keep organic traffic on an upward trend. Curious to hear your thoughts about other models like Perplexity and Claude.
In the US, ChatGPT(.com) gets 3,1 billion clicks x 18% (US traffic to that domain) = 555 million. The graph shows 120 million visits in the US.
On the other side, for the projected chart, Google(.com) has 82 billion visits x 25% (US traffic to that domain) = 20,5 billion visits in the US.
The chart says 4 or 5 billion visits (since the 4 is included twice). How do you get those numbers? :D I don't use SimilarWeb in the paid version, so I cannot check different stats other than what is publicly available for the domains.
Web traffic per country. In Similarweb it says for chatgpt.com US gets about 18% of total traffic (3,1 billion in total or 555 million for just the US).
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Whenever I read any of your blogs, I usually find more questions than answers—questions that you ask and I notice. That’s what insight is and you also encouraged me to ask questions when I asked you about keyword research. When I read other SEO blogs, they just give me a list of things to do. Now, I’m curious: where do you get these questions from—is it instinct, or do you analyze things in more detail than most others? Is there any blog you read, any video you watched or any course you did which helped you to developed this habit?
I’m asking because whenever I do an analysis, I feel I could go deeper but I often get stuck on something and don’t know how to move past it.
Great insights! With LLM's like ChatGPT gaining more search market share, businesses will need to improve their AI visibility strategies to keep organic traffic on an upward trend. Curious to hear your thoughts about other models like Perplexity and Claude.
Perplexity seems to make great headwinds. I see them as distant 3 but also potentially interesting.
I'm confused with those numbers from SimilarWeb.
In the US, ChatGPT(.com) gets 3,1 billion clicks x 18% (US traffic to that domain) = 555 million. The graph shows 120 million visits in the US.
On the other side, for the projected chart, Google(.com) has 82 billion visits x 25% (US traffic to that domain) = 20,5 billion visits in the US.
The chart says 4 or 5 billion visits (since the 4 is included twice). How do you get those numbers? :D I don't use SimilarWeb in the paid version, so I cannot check different stats other than what is publicly available for the domains.
Not sure I follow :D. Where did you get the 18% and 25% from?
Web traffic per country. In Similarweb it says for chatgpt.com US gets about 18% of total traffic (3,1 billion in total or 555 million for just the US).
I will send it to you via LinkedIn in a screenshot.
thanks!
Whenever I read any of your blogs, I usually find more questions than answers—questions that you ask and I notice. That’s what insight is and you also encouraged me to ask questions when I asked you about keyword research. When I read other SEO blogs, they just give me a list of things to do. Now, I’m curious: where do you get these questions from—is it instinct, or do you analyze things in more detail than most others? Is there any blog you read, any video you watched or any course you did which helped you to developed this habit?
I’m asking because whenever I do an analysis, I feel I could go deeper but I often get stuck on something and don’t know how to move past it.
which platform?