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    <description>How marketing decisions get made when the numbers from each platform do not add up.</description>
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      <title>518 Google searches, 10,913 citations later: how AI treats your SEO.</title>
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      <author>noreply@dashcrab.app (Rodrigo Bedrossian)</author>
      <description>We ran 518 Google searches ourselves, with GEO Observer, and counted every citation: 10,913 in total. The AI Overview repeats about half your SEO, but the moment you move to AI Mode, 85% of the citations are sources that were nowhere in the original search.</description>
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