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The Future of Search: Why Publishers Should Stop Panicking

AI answers didn't kill search — they raised the bar for cite-worthy content.

TRTom RiedelMarch 13, 2026Updated March 13, 20263 min read

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The publishers winning citations in AI search are doing the same three boring things — well.

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