How we predict SEO in 2023 and coming years?

Here are some predictions for search engine optimization (SEO) in 2023:

• Voice search will grow significantly. Optimizing for voice assistants and voice searches will become increasingly important. Content, keywords, and conversations designed for listening experiences will rise in priority.
• AI will play a greater role. AI technologies like natural language generation will facilitate faster content creation at scale. But human SEO strategy and judgment will still be crucial. SEOs will need to keep up with how AI impacts search engines and user behavior.
• Content types will continue to diversify. In addition to text content, video, podcasts, VR/AR, 3D models, interactive content and more will rank in search results and engage users. SEOs must optimize emerging content types effectively.
• Local search will increase in importance. As personalized and localized search grows, ranking for location-specific terms and gaining high-quality local business citations will carry more weight. Local SEO strategies will matter more.
• More personalization will impact search. Search engines will continue tailoring results to individual users and queries. SEOs will need to optimize content and strategies for relevance to search engine personification algorithms, not just general audiences.
• New search engines may emerge. While Google will likely remain dominant, alternative search engines could gain more share and influence. SEOs will have to expand optimization efforts beyond Google to new players and platforms.
• Mobile-first indexing will be universally adopted. Full mobile-optimization will be table stakes as all search engines transition to mobile-first indexing. Desktop optimization will still matter for some queries but mobile SEO must be a priority.
• More APIs and automation will be used. SEO technologies, tools, and services will incorporate more search engine APIs and automation. SEO agencies and consultants will blend optimization expertise with data-driven insights enabled by APIs.
• Regulations may impact SEO. SEO practices could be impacted by new laws and regulations around data privacy, content moderation, misinformation, algorithmic transparency, and more. SEOs will need to stay up-to-date with regulations that influence search.
• Link building will evolve. High-quality link building will remain key but the sources, strategies, and motivations behind links will continue adapting based on search engine changes, link schemes, link teams, speculation, and other factors. Creative, ethical link building skills will matter most.

Does this help outline some possibilities and predictions for how search engine optimization may adapt and evolve over the next couple of years? Let me know if you have any other thoughts or questions on SEO trends. I can also provide recommendations on how to future-proof SEO strategies and stay ahead of changes in search engine optimization.