The Death of Search and the Rise of the LLM Web: What It Means for B2B Demand
Google became so synonymous in the last 20 years that it became a verb. It’s precipitous collapse in referring traffic has changed the B2B game overnight
For twenty years, the internet’s oxygen supply has been search. Google sat at the center of the content web, and the mechanics were simple: publishers fed Google content, buyers searched, and B2B vendors built engines to intercept early research queries.
Out of it came a $300 billion ad business and a machine that spawned alphabet, and everything that ca…
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