#44 Marketing After GPTs: AI Search, Zero-Click Content & the Future of SEO with Rand Fishkin
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What happens to marketing when clicks disappear?
In this episode of Fixing the Game, Luke sits down with Rand Fishkin (Co-founder of SparkToro, former Moz founder) to break down one of the biggest shifts in digital marketing: the move toward zero-click content, AI-driven search, and platform lock-in.
Rand challenges many of today’s assumptions about SEO, content, and AI and explains why most marketers are focusing on the wrong things.
🔥 Key takeaways from this episode:
- Zero-click is not new (and not caused by AI)
Platforms like Google, Instagram, and LinkedIn have been reducing outbound traffic for years. AI is just the latest layer. - Traffic is a vanity metric
Less traffic doesn’t mean less revenue. Many companies see traffic down, revenue up—because users convert later, not earlier. - Stop chasing clicks. Start building demand.
The goal isn’t to drive traffic—it’s to ensure people search for you when they’re ready to buy. - “Great content” is no longer a strategy
Generic, high-quality content is now commoditized. AI can create it instantly.
What works: original, opinionated, “spiky” content that stands out. - Brand is the ultimate growth lever
Recognition and trust make every channel more effective—especially sales and outbound. - Focus on your audience, not the hype
It doesn’t matter what ChatGPT or Google does globally.
What matters: where your audience actually spends time. - Distribution has changed
Your website is no longer the main traffic driver—it’s your home base.
Attention is won on platforms like LinkedIn, YouTube, Reddit, etc. - Viral loops matter more than ever
With traffic harder to get, your product and content must be shareable by design. - Audience research is the foundation
Understanding behaviors, preferences, and channels is more valuable than ever—for both product and marketing. - Execution still beats theory
Learn how platform algorithms work and adapt. That edge is just as powerful today as it was 20 years ago.
💡 One core idea to remember:
Marketing isn’t dying.
It’s going back to what it always was:
👉 Build a brand
👉 Earn attention
👉 Create demand
👉 Show up when it matters
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