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Artificial intelligence is transforming how people search, discover, and act on information. For chief marketing officers and senior leaders, this is not a question of whether SEO is &ldquo;dead&rdquo; but of how to adapt to a new era where visibility spans AI-driven assistants, multimodal tools, and fragmented user journeys.
Two forces drive this disruption: rapid advances in technology and the accelerating adoption of new search behaviors by younger demographics.
As these forces converge, traditional measures of success such as rankings, traffic, and clicks are losing relevance.
What matters now is the ability to understand where visibility is shifting, how decisions are being shaped earlier in the funnel, and how to build adaptive strategies that secure brand presence across an expanding digital ecosystem.
The Disruption At Hand
<a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/history-of-chatgpt-timeline/488370/" target="_blank">The launch of ChatGPT</a> marked a tipping point for digital marketing. Within months, generative AI became a mainstream tool, offering users new ways to answer questions, evaluate products, and plan decisions.
Industry debate has since centered on labels such as <a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/do-we-need-separate-framework-for-geo-aeo-google-says-not-search-central-live/551818/" target="_blank">SEO, GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)</a>, and AIEO. But the label is secondary, the disruption is structural.
Gartner predicts that traditional search engine volumes will fall by roughly <a href="https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2024-02-19-gartner-predicts-search-engine-volume-will-drop-25-percent-by-2026-due-to-ai-chatbots-and-other-virtual-agents" target="_blank">25%</a> as users increasingly turn to AI-powered platforms and assistants. While a 25% decline in a base as large as Google&rsquo;s is still measured in <a href="https://blog.google/products/ads-commerce/google-search-ai-brand-discovery/#:~:text=We%20already%20see%20more%20than%205%20trillion%20searches%20on%20Google%20annually" target="_blank">trillions of searches</a>, the shift is enough to destabilize established traffic models.
This does not spell the end of SEO. Instead, it signals a transformation of the internet itself. The way users seek and consume information is changing at the same pace as the technologies that enable it.
Why Visibility Is Changing Shape
Technology Drivers
Search is no longer confined to a search box. Google has introduced <a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/googles-circle-to-search-now-rolling-out-to-select-android-phones/506928/" target="_blank">Circle to Search</a>, Lens, <a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-search-expands-ai-overviews-globally/524536/" target="_blank">AI Overviews</a> and <a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-ai-mode-and-the-future-of-search-monetization/548601/" target="_blank">AI Mode</a>. Perplexity and ChatGPT are establishing themselves as discovery platforms. Each of these represents a new entry point for user journeys, many of which bypass the traditional search results page altogether.
User Drivers
Younger demographics are accelerating the shift. At <a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-search-central-apac-2025-everything-day-one/551634/" target="_blank">Google&rsquo;s Search Central Live event in Bangkok</a>, new data showed that Gen Z is not abandoning Google entirely in favor of TikTok or other alternatives, as commonly assumed. Instead, they are adopting AI-enabled features inside Google at a higher rate than any other age group. 1 in 10 Gen Z searches already begins with Circle or Lens, and one in five of those searches are commercial in nature.
The implication is clear: The next generation of consumers is interacting with the internet in ways that blend image recognition, voice, video, and AI assistance. Traditional keyword-driven search journeys are being replaced by multimodal, non-linear exploration.
The New Buyer Journey Dark Funnel
For years, marketers described the &ldquo;<a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/how-to-use-seo-to-target-your-audience-throughout-the-funnel/497646/" target="_blank">funnel</a>&rdquo; as a linear path: awareness, consideration, decision. Today, <a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/multimodal-search-is-reshaping-the-funnel-for-seos-and-marketers/553294/" target="_blank">that funnel is breaking apart</a>.
AI intermediaries such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google&rsquo;s AI Overviews are now summarizing, curating, and interpreting information before users ever reach a brand-owned website. In many cases, research and decision-making occur entirely within these intermediaries.
At the same time, peer-generated content plays an outsized role. Reddit threads, product comparison lists, and third-party case studies are being <a href="https://www.tryprofound.com/blog/ai-platform-citation-patterns" target="_blank">pulled into AI-generated responses</a>.
This ecosystem expands the number of sources that shape perception while reducing the likelihood that users visit a brand directly.
The result is a &ldquo;dark funnel.&rdquo; Purchase decisions are being made through fragmented, often opaque pathways that evade traditional tracking tools. For leaders, this means brand influence must extend beyond owned assets to encompass the broader ecosystem where AI models source their information.
Rethinking Organic Success Metrics
For nearly two decades, SEO success was measured through a narrow set of metrics such as keyword rankings, organic traffic, and click-through rates. In the AI-driven search environment, those measures are no longer sufficient.
Three shifts stand out:
<ol>
<li>Cross-Channel Lift: SEO is often the first point of exposure, even if it does not capture the last click. Google Analytics 4 now makes it possible to measure this by <a href="https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/11080067?hl=en#zippy=%2Cin-this-article" target="_blank">analyzing how many users first encounter a brand</a>&nbsp;through organic search before returning directly, via social, or through paid channels. This reframes SEO as a driver of brand lift across the marketing mix.</li>
<li>Visibility In AI-Generated Citations: Being referenced in AI summaries does not always translate into immediate clicks, but it does <a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/what-ai-overviews-mean-for-search-seo-brand-trust/550387/" target="_blank">influence perception and consideration</a>. Success must account for brand presence within these outputs, even when user journeys bypass the website.</li>
<li>Topic-Level Visibility: AI search retrieves information at a thematic level rather than matching individual keywords. Tracking topic visibility, breadth of coverage, and the quality of source material is becoming more valuable than measuring a single keyword position.</li>
</ol>
Traditional measures such as &ldquo;average position&rdquo; in Google Search Console are increasingly unreliable. AI citations are often recorded as position one, regardless of context, creating a distorted picture of performance.
Strategic Imperatives For Leaders
The changes unfolding in AI-driven search are structural, not cyclical. Leaders cannot treat them as temporary turbulence. Instead, the task is to create resilience and adaptability in marketing organizations by pursuing five imperatives:
1. Audit AI-Driven Traffic And Visibility
Leaders must first establish a baseline of how AI is already affecting their businesses. While AI referrals are still a small share of overall traffic, they represent an emerging channel with unique characteristics.
<ul>
<li>Practical Step: Use GA4 or Looker Studio to segment traffic from platforms such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot. These sources typically appear under &ldquo;referral&rdquo; in analytics, but regex filters can separate them cleanly.</li>
<li>Why It Matters:&nbsp;Treating AI traffic as a distinct channel allows organizations to analyze landing pages, conversions, and revenue, rather than dismissing it as &ldquo;miscellaneous.&rdquo;</li>
<li>Leadership Lens:&nbsp;Framing AI traffic as a channel elevates its importance in boardroom discussions and positions the organization to justify future investments in tooling, content, or partnerships.</li>
</ul>
2. Track The Market, Not Just Internal Performance
A common misinterpretation is to view every decline in traffic as a failure of execution. In reality, shrinking demand in traditional search is often the root cause.
<ul>
<li>Practical Step:&nbsp;Compare organic and paid impressions for the same set of keywords. If both decline, the issue is demand-side, not execution-side. Layer this with Google Trends to visualize whether volumes are falling market-wide.</li>
<li>Why It Matters:&nbsp;This approach reframes the narrative from &ldquo;our SEO team is underperforming&rdquo; to &ldquo;our market is shifting.&rdquo; This distinction is crucial for maintaining stakeholder confidence.</li>
<li>Leadership Lens:&nbsp;CMOs who can separate market-driven shifts from operational gaps will have sharper conversations with the C-suite about resource allocation and risk.</li>
</ul>
3. Invest In Top-Of-Funnel Presence Across The Ecosystem
AI models increasingly draw from third-party sites, reviews, and community forums when generating responses. This widens the playing field for visibility beyond a brand&rsquo;s own domain.
<ul>
<li>Practical Step:&nbsp;Build a program to secure mentions in authoritative third-party contexts such as industry directories, product comparison lists, peer forums, and niche communities.</li>
<li>Why It Matters:&nbsp;Being present in these external ecosystems ensures that when AI models summarize options, your brand is more likely to appear in the conversation even if the user never reaches your website.</li>
<li>Example:&nbsp;For a travel brand, this might mean appearing not only in &ldquo;best hotel&rdquo; lists on major sites, but also in Reddit threads, YouTube reviews, and AI-cited blogs.</li>
<li>Leadership Lens:&nbsp;Leaders must expand their definition of SEO from domain optimization to ecosystem visibility. This is not an incremental task but a fundamental shift in scope.</li>
</ul>
4. Rethink The Funnel And Customer Journey
The traditional linear funnel is breaking apart. Users now move through fragmented journeys that blend passive discovery (social, video, peer reviews) with AI-assisted evaluation.
<ul>
<li>Practical Step:&nbsp;Map how AI intermediaries are reshaping specific stages of your funnel. Identify which queries are being absorbed into AI summaries and where direct interaction with your brand is reduced.</li>
<li>Why It Matters:&nbsp;In some cases, entire query categories may be &ldquo;lost&rdquo; to AI intermediaries. Recognizing these blind spots early allows marketers to find alternative pathways such as social amplification, partnerships, or paid distribution.</li>
<li>Example:&nbsp;A B2B software vendor may find that &ldquo;best CRM for mid-size companies&rdquo; is increasingly answered by AI summaries citing analyst reports and third-party reviews. To remain visible, the vendor must prioritize those external references rather than relying solely on owned content.</li>
<li>Leadership Lens:&nbsp;CMOs must lead organizations to think less about protecting a single funnel and more about orchestrating presence across a patchwork of fragmented pathways.</li>
</ul>
5. Measure Indirect Value And Cross-Channel Lift
SEO has always influenced channels beyond the last click, but AI disruption makes quantifying that influence more important than ever.
<ul>
<li>Practical Step: Use GA4&rsquo;s Explore feature to track first-touch organic sessions that later convert through direct, social, or paid channels. Create custom segments that isolate cross-channel lift.</li>
<li>Why It Matters:&nbsp;This evidence shows how SEO fuels the broader marketing mix, even if conversions are attributed elsewhere. It strengthens the business case for continued investment in visibility.</li>
<li>Example:&nbsp;A retailer may find that 40% of &ldquo;direct&rdquo; purchases were first initiated by an organic search session weeks earlier. Without quantifying this, the value of SEO would be understated.</li>
<li>Leadership Lens:&nbsp;Demonstrating indirect value reframes SEO from a cost center to a growth driver, positioning CMOs to argue for resources with greater authority.</li>
</ul>
Closing Note On Execution
These imperatives are not one-time actions. They are ongoing disciplines that must evolve alongside user behavior and technological change. Leaders who embed them into their operating rhythm will be better prepared to adapt strategies, justify investments, and maintain visibility in an AI-led digital economy.
The Leadership Agenda
Understand Your Risk Exposure
Your audience determines your level of risk. Organizations serving younger, consumer-facing segments are already seeing accelerated adoption of AI search tools. For B2B businesses with locked-down environments, the shift may be slower, but it is coming.
Scrutinize Vendor Claims
Acronyms proliferate in times of disruption. What matters is not whether a vendor calls their practice <a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/stop-trying-to-make-geo-happen/554629/" target="_blank">SEO, GEO, or another label</a>, but whether they can demonstrate measurable strategies for sustaining visibility in AI-led ecosystems.
Be Ready To Be Agile
A 12-month static plan is no longer viable. AI search strategies must be adaptive, continuously informed by data, and responsive to new entrants and technologies.
Visibility Beyond Search Requires New Metrics
<a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/googles-gary-illyes-on-ai-site-migrations-seo-is-dead-claims/515064/" target="_blank">SEO is not dead</a>. It is evolving into a broader discipline of experience visibility, where brand presence must extend across AI models, multimodal search tools, and fragmented user journeys.
For leaders, the challenge is not to hold onto the old metrics or frameworks, but to recognize how the internet is reshaping itself and to understand we&rsquo;re starting to tread new ground, and with new ground comes uncertainty and risk.
Those who measure differently, broaden their presence, and align with user-driven change will not only withstand the disruption but also secure competitive advantage in the AI-led future.
Source: Dan Taylor, <a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/how-ai-is-redefining-search-and-what-leaders-must-do-now/" target="_blank">Search Engine Journal</a>

AI disruption isn’t the end of SEO but a call for leaders to rethink visibility, measure differently, and adapt strategies for an uncertain future.

How AI Is Redefining Search And What Leaders Must Do Now

Loyalty and marketing are generally more nuanced topics in full-service than QSR. No great mystery why. You&rsquo;re trying to connect experience and digital in a way that&rsquo;s not as streamlined as a category&rsquo;s answer to the punch cards of old.
In a year defined by tighter budgets, though, TouchBistro&rsquo;s survey showed, many full-service operators took a closer look at discretionary spending. Loyalty programs included.
Only 51 percent of respondents said they now offer them, a decline from 63 percent in 2024. The drop, the company noted, was driven primarily by single-location independents managing tight budgets. Multi-unit chains with deeper pockets saw higher adoption rates.
It&rsquo;s also fair to debate if some independents who jumped on the trend after it proliferated during COVID, realized it was not enough to simply offer a loyalty program. And the effort to optimize didn&rsquo;t align with the reward. In other terms, loyalty isn&rsquo;t uniform in execution and the metrics of what makes it successful aren&rsquo;t, either.
Among those operators who said they have a loyalty program, 49 percent of diners were engaging regularly, slightly higher than 46 percent in 2024&mdash;proof these platforms, when done correctly and executed to the right audience with proper resources, continue to encourage meaningful guest behavior.
While personalization remained a priority, operators said they were being more selective about which types produce the best ROI (especially as budgets shrink). Two-thirds (66 percent) said they send guests personalized offers, down from 70 percent the previous year. The types of personalization shifted, too: location-based offers topped the list, followed by offers based on past order history, dietary preferences, and personal details such as birthdays that dominated in 2024.
Types of personalized offers
<ul>
<li>Offers based on current location: 48 percent (rise from 46 percent in 2024)</li>
<li>Offers based on past order history: 44 percent (down from 48 percent)</li>
<li>Offers based on personal details, like birthdays: 42 percent (down from 51 percent)</li>
<li>Offers based on dietary preferences: 42 percent (down from 56 percent)</li>
<li>Offers from related partners/brands: 40 percent (down from 45 percent)</li>
</ul>
Beyond loyalty, however, operators doubled down on digital presence in 2025, budget issues or not. A full 81 percent said they now have a website, a rise from 69 percent, year-over-year. And virtually all of those who did (98 percent) said they allow customers to view menus online. That&rsquo;s become table stakes for digital discovery, TouchBistro said.
Social media evolved as well. Instagram staged a comeback, with 70 percent of respondents claiming to use the platform to promote their restaurant. That was 59 percent in 2024.
TouchBistro credited Instagram&rsquo;s growing role as a place for customers to find places to eat. And that isn&rsquo;t likely to level off as micro-influencers and food reviewers continue to grab a larger share of the marketing puzzle. Stories and Reels have enabled audiences to step inside locations quickly, and get that firsthand peek from creators they trust.
TikTok maintained 2024 gains at 48 percent. Facebook was steady at 73 percent. The clearest decline came from X, which dropped to 42 percent from 56 percent, &ldquo;suggesting operators are concentrating their social media efforts on platforms where food and restaurant-focused marketing content performs best.&rdquo;
Social media platforms used
<ul>
<li>Facebook 73 percent</li>
<li>Instagram: 70 percent</li>
<li>TikTok: 48 percent</li>
<li>X: 42 percent</li>
<li>Snapchat: 28 percent</li>
</ul>
The larger picture points to a marketing landscape sloping toward owned digital channels where operators retain control (websites and social media). At the same time, paid loyalty programs are getting reexamined after an initial rush. In all, it&rsquo;s essential, TouchBistro said, for operators to show up where diners discover restaurants.
So, refine loyalty programs; don&rsquo;t abandon them. The 49 percent engagement rate among operators who maintained their programs proves loyalty works when it&rsquo;s built on personalization. Done correctly, it&rsquo;s still one of the simplest ways to drive repeat business.
Websites, as they become more ubiquitous, need to be seen as digital storefronts. And lastly, focus on Instagram and TikTok for discovery. These platforms, the company said, fuel more guest discovery than any other channel today. Facebook is more of a communication tool with existing customers while X is a conversation thread centered on current events.
But when it comes to helping customers decide where to eat, it often starts with showing them what it&rsquo;s like and doing so through authentic voices and snapshots of experience.
Source: <a href="https://www.fsrmagazine.com/feature/budget-conscious-restaurants-weigh-the-rewards-of-loyalty-programs/" target="_blank">FSR</a>

And digital discovery shifts toward experience-driven platforms.

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