SEO After AI

Search, answers, and what actually changed

Editorial team

A small desk. One editor, a research pipeline, and a hard rule: nothing is published unread.

Editorial Desk

Every article on this site is edited and approved by a human before it goes live. The desk checks each claim against the primary source it came from, verifies numbers, and cuts anything it cannot stand behind. Where an article reports our own measurement, the desk is the one that ran it.

We are deliberately small. That means we cover fewer stories than the big trade titles and go deeper on the ones we take — usually the technical notes and datasets that get summarised badly elsewhere.

Who writes here

Each desk covers one beat and signs its own work. Bylines are desk names; drafting is AI-assisted and every article is edited, fact-checked and approved by a human before it goes live — the rules are in the Editorial Policy.

Nadia Sorensen

Senior reporter

AI search

Covers answer engines: what gets cited, which crawlers actually fetch, and how citation share moves week to week. Reads the crawler documentation so you do not have to, and tests the claims that vendors make about their own data.

1 article

Priya Raman

Data editor

Analytics and data

Measurement: CTR, Search Console, attribution and A/B tests. Writes the piece that asks how anyone knows a change worked, and states the method behind every number this desk publishes.

1 article

Tom Ruddick

Technical correspondent

Technical SEO

Indexing, crawling, structured data and the plumbing underneath. Ex-platform engineer, which shows: prefers server logs to dashboards and will happily spend a day proving that a widely repeated best practice does nothing.

1 article

How to reach us

  • CorrectionsCorrections & Takedown, or straight to hello@seoafterai.com with the article link.
  • Tips and data — if you have logs, a dataset or a test result worth publishing, we will look at it and credit you.
  • Disagreements — the most useful mail we get. Bring the source.

Standards we hold ourselves to

The full rules are in the Editorial Policy: primary sources first, no syndicated rewrites, vendor research only when it states its method, corrections in place with a date, and a plain disclosure that drafting is AI-assisted while editing and approval are not.