Google’s Monopoly Ruling

Jordan Koene, Co-Founder and CEO of Previsible, discusses the implications of Google's Monopoly Ruling. With over two decades of expertise in SEO and growth optimization, Jordan provides insights into how this ruling could reshape the landscape of search engines and digital marketing. He delves into the potential shifts in competitive strategies and the importance of adapting SEO practices in response to legal and market changes. Today, Jordan explores the broader impacts of regulatory actions on the tech industry's future.
About the speaker

Jordan Koene

Previsible

 - Previsible

Jordan is Co-Founder and CEO of Previsible

Show Notes

  • 05:10
    Impact of Google's Monopoly Ruling on Small Businesses
    This topic explores how the ruling could potentially affect the visibility and operations of small enterprises in the digital space.
  • 12:30
    Strategies for Adapting SEO Practices Post Ruling
    Discussion centers on adjusting SEO strategies to stay compliant and effective following the new legal landscape.
  • 19:45
    Predictions for Future SEO Trends and Google's Policies
    Insights into possible shifts in SEO practices and Google's regulatory environment moving forward.
  • 25:50
    The Role of AI in Enhancing Search Engine Optimization
    Examining how artificial intelligence can be leveraged to improve SEO tactics and outcomes.
  • 33:15
    Effective Ways to Leverage Data for SEO Decision Making
    Focuses on the methodologies for utilizing data analytics to inform and refine SEO strategies.

Quotes

  • “In the last few years, Google has spent over $20 billion. In 2021 alone, they spent $26 billion to ensure that the Google search engine exists by default in various browsers, smartphones across different markets.” - Jordan Koene

  • “77% of Google's revenue comes from advertising.” - Jordan Koene

  • “Verticalized search, which I've said for a decade now, is going to be the catalyst of the decline of Google.” - Jordan Koene

  • “In the next three years, [Google will] go from 90% to 95% to below 60% [in market shares]. And that's a substantial fall in three years. However, it is not because they're the default or not the default browser. It is because there is a plethora of better, more sophisticated and cleaner experiences for search.” - Jordan Koene

About the speaker

Jordan Koene

Previsible

 - Previsible

Jordan is Co-Founder and CEO of Previsible

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