About AISEO Round Table
AISEO Round Table was founded in 2025 with a simple goal: cut through the noise and deliver SEO advice that actually works in an algorithm-driven, AI-first search landscape.
Search has changed. Google’s core updates arrive faster, AI Overviews now sit on top of more than half of organic results, and new disciplines like AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) and GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) are rewriting the playbook. Most SEO blogs are still recycling advice from 2019. We’re not.
What we cover
Every article on this site falls into one of a few focused areas:
- Google updates and algorithm news: plain-language breakdowns of core updates, ranking system changes, and what they mean for your site
- WordPress SEO: hands-on tutorials and honest comparisons of plugins like Yoast, Rank Math, and AIOSEO, based on real setups, not marketing pages
- On-page and technical SEO: step-by-step guides on keyword research, SERP analysis, robots.txt, Core Web Vitals, and site audits
- AI search optimization: practical strategies for getting cited by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google’s AI Overviews
Who’s behind this site
AISEO Round Table is written and edited by Syed Zakir Hussain, an SEO specialist / CMS Developer with 6 years of experience in search engine optimization and organic growth strategy. He has worked across 10+ industries, leading and executing SEO initiatives for companies ranging from technology and SaaS startups to large-scale enterprise eCommerce brands.
With a strong background in technical SEO, content strategy, and performance-driven optimization, Syed has successfully overseen and managed high-performing SEO teams delivering measurable business results. He is currently leading the SEO team at Caliberon International, a global BPO agency, where he drives scalable SEO strategies, process optimization, and data-led growth for diverse international clients.
Our editorial approach
We test what we recommend. When we review a plugin or tool, we install it, configure it, and use it before writing about it. When we cover a Google update, we cite Google’s own statements and data from our own sites where possible.
Some articles contain affiliate links to tools we recommend. These never influence our opinions — you can read exactly how this works on our Affiliate Disclosure page.
Have a question, correction, or topic suggestion? Contact us — we read everything.