Kristine Schachinger perhaps elaborates the idea that is creeping around best, and not so subtly: “ Large Language Models are not equipped to do any of the things on this list well or in any way. You greece phone number don’t know that? If you don’t know, you should go talk to your AI team. Plus, Google penalizes AI content, not because it identifies AI but because the characteristics of AI content are considered low quality. This post borders on negligence .”
And one could go on and on. But what exactly has unleashed the ire of all those who have decided to comment rather than vote? It must have been the sum of the text of the published post and the options given, implying that Gemini is able to work positively on them.
The icing on the cake is the link to the guide for the prompts that you can download, which reiterates that Gemini, in its Gemini for Workspace version , helps you work smarter, increase productivity and save time to focus on "higher impact work ".
But what should be a higher impact job in SEO than: keyword optimization, content creation, creation of descriptions and meta titles?
Much of the acrimony toward the survey and what the survey implies comes from the fact that it was proposed on the account that deals with giving advice to smaller companies , the ones that often provide services locally.
you may not have the budget to have experts who deal with SEO and who granularly carry out a cohesive strategy.
This is why the post has angered so many: because it suggests that little ones should somehow rely on Gemini, when what Gemini produces may have no way of actually speaking to the target audience you’re trying to reach (who also have trouble trusting what AI produces ).
And this is a concept underlined for example by another comment, left by Adam Riemer: “ Do not use AI tools like Gemini for optimization. It goes against the best interest of local businesses . Local businesses know their community and their customers, AI does not. A local business can create a real experience that is also aligned with the brand and the values of the community ”.