What Would They Do? The Customer Experience Podcast For Online Business
Sep 21, 2026 · 25 min · 9 segments
SEO isn't just about keywords and Google rankings anymore. Your potential customers are searching everywhere, from Google and YouTube to ChatGPT and other AI tools. And increasingly, those platforms…
Laura JawadGuestNadine NetheryHostSo as someone who's worked in copywriting for quite some time, I do know SEO and appreciate it and keep reminding clients about the importance as well.
When people hear the term SEO, what's often the biggest misconception that they have at the time?

I think that the biggest misconception about SEO is that it is all about keywords and rankings.

And so now, whether we're talking about Google or we're talking about AI search systems, you know, they're really trying to answer a bigger question of, you know, is this a good result for this searcher, right? And they're evaluating results on so much more than just keywords and rankings, right? We're now evaluating the source behind the content.

It's about the whole online reputation, the whole online footprint, which quite honestly, I think makes it so much more interesting.
Again, like a lot of my clients, when they come to me, are all about, I need my blog to rank on page one.
But it's more about discoverability and that bigger footprint, as you said, than ranking with one blog post.
But how would you describe the distinction between discoverability and your online footprint, as you said, compared to rankings?

Rankings are one way that we can measure discoverability, but they aren't the ability to get found.

right discoverability is how easy is it for people to find you wherever they're searching
So as someone who's worked in copywriting for quite some time, I do know SEO and appreciate it and keep reminding clients about the importance as well.
When people hear the term SEO, what's often the biggest misconception that they have at the time?

I think that the biggest misconception about SEO is that it is all about keywords and rankings.

And so now, whether we're talking about Google or we're talking about AI search systems, you know, they're really trying to answer a bigger question of, you know, is this a good result for this searcher, right? And they're evaluating results on so much more than just keywords and rankings, right? We're now evaluating the source behind the content.

It's about the whole online reputation, the whole online footprint, which quite honestly, I think makes it so much more interesting.
Again, like a lot of my clients, when they come to me, are all about, I need my blog to rank on page one.
But it's more about discoverability and that bigger footprint, as you said, than ranking with one blog post.
But how would you describe the distinction between discoverability and your online footprint, as you said, compared to rankings?

Rankings are one way that we can measure discoverability, but they aren't the ability to get found.

right discoverability is how easy is it for people to find you wherever they're searching
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