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Studies are easy to manipulate — SEO studies especially. Spot a pattern in Google results, call it a "finding," and you've got a misleading conclusion (or a disguised ad for an AI-SEO tool). pamannmarketing.com/why-all-ai-s...

pamannmarketing.comWhy All AI-SEO Studies are Flawed (and What to Trust Instead)Most studies in the SEO industry are poorly disguised advertisements for AI-SEO tools. Read to learn how to know the difference and what to trust instead.

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See, I've always felt strongly that the tl;dr belongs at the *top* of the article. And yet, so many people put them at the bottom. Not that I didn't read past the tl;dr, I just notice weird things.