u/Holiday_Suspect_1637

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to understand how to track Google AI Overview visibility for my website. Since Google Search Console doesn't currently provide a dedicated AI Overview report, I'm curious how others are measuring it.

• Is there any Search Console filter, regex, or workaround to identify AI Overview appearances?
• Are you using any third-party tools for tracking AI citations and visibility?
• How do you estimate the impact of AI Overviews on organic traffic?

Would appreciate any insights or recommendations. Thanks! 🚀

Yesterday evening while returning home from office on my Honda Activa 6G, the scooter suddenly stopped moving on the highway. The engine was on and revving, but the scooter wouldn’t go forward. Later I found out the belt had snapped. 😓

There were no mechanics nearby and my home was around 15 km away. What should someone do in this kind of situation? Any tips to avoid this in future? 🙏

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some advice from SEO professionals, developers, and publishers who have dealt with large-scale website migrations.

We run an automotive website, AutoX, which used to receive over 1 million monthly organic visits. In 2023, we revamped and migrated the website to Next.js through an external agency. Unfortunately, due to several development and migration mistakes, the transition did not go as planned, and our organic traffic dropped significantly.

Some of the issues we've identified include:

• Improper migration implementation.
• Internal linking issues.
• Delayed content discovery across the website.
• Technical SEO problems that are still being fixed.
• Several indexing and crawling challenges that surfaced after the migration.

One example: whenever a news article is published, it appears on the homepage immediately, but it doesn't show up on the relevant category pages for almost an hour. From an SEO perspective, this delays internal linking and content discovery for search engines.

We've been working closely with developers to resolve issues one by one, and progress is being made, but the recovery has been slower than expected.

Current stack:

• Next.js
• Cloudflare
• Large automotive content site (news, reviews, comparisons, specifications, etc.)

For those who have successfully recovered traffic after a problematic migration:

• What were the biggest wins that helped you regain rankings?
• Which technical SEO issues are most commonly overlooked on Next.js websites?
• What would you audit first on a large content-driven automotive site?
• Any recommendations regarding internal linking, crawl budget, Core Web Vitals, rendering, indexing, or content strategy?

Our goal is to bring the site back to 1M+ monthly organic traffic, and I'd genuinely appreciate hearing about your experiences, lessons learned, or recovery strategies.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions or ideas. 🙏