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Lily Ray's Substack Newsletter on SEO and AI Search
Lily Ray hosts a Substack newsletter focused on SEO and AI search with over 4,000 subscribers.
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The discussion reassures digital strategists and search professionals that core SEO competencies remain relevant, as AI experiences continue to rely on traditional indexing and ranking infrastructure.
Ray points out that the front-end presentation of AI search may evolve, but the underlying mechanisms rely on the same fundamental building blocks: search indexes and ranking algorithms.
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@lilyraynyc · 5 August 2026
I had a great time talking shop with @CritchlowWill at @searchpilot earlier this summer... Some of our key discussion topics: • SEO and AI search are deeply connected. AI experiences may look different, but they still rely heavily on search indexes, ranking systems and
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