Where You Need to Rank Organically to Get Featured in Google AI Overview

Menerva Digital · Beginner ·🔍 RAG & Vector Search ·1y ago

Skills: RAG Basics90%

Where does your organic listing need to rank in order to be featured in Google AI Overview? 🔎 We did some digging, and found out that you don't need to rank #1 to be featured. In fact, the average ranking position of the featured listing was 8 -- that's toward the bottom of page 1! 🔎 Pro tip: you can use SEMRush to see which listings won the AI Overview result for a particular keyword. #googleai #googleranking #seotips

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