What is Query Fan-Out? Understanding the Hidden Queries Driving AI Search

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Search engines used to work one-to-one: one search query returned a unique set of results featuring pages that best matched the exact query searched. Then they evolved to many-to-one, recognizing that queries like “Sydney plumber” and “plumbing service in Sydney”…

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