Semantic SEO, SRO & AI (Second Edition): The Complete Guide to Search Visibility in the Age of AI
SEO isn’t dead - but the rules that made it work are.
The new era of search is powered by meaning, not manipulation. Search engines and AI systems no longer reward keyword density, backlinks alone, or surface-level content. They reward context, trust, and the relationships between entities.
This expanded second edition of Semantic SEO, SRO & AI is nearly three times larger than the original - rebuilt from the ground up to show how modern search and large language models (LLMs) actually process meaning, rank content, and generate answers.
What’s New in the Second EditionDeep AI A complete breakdown of how LLMs and AI retrieval systems work, based on real patent research and system behavior studies.
The Full SRO The Semantic Retrieval Optimization system is now fully mapped and explained -
Entity networks and topical authority
Passage-level meaning and contextual bridges
Technical Indexing, rendering, and retrieval cost
Trust Authority signals that AI systems interpret
Query How intent, framing, and meaning shape results
Structured Implementation Step-by-step frameworks you can apply immediately in your business, agency, or projects.
Access to a Custom An interactive AI trained on Koray Tuğberk Gübür’s framework and the book itself - helping
Learn Semantic SEO concepts at your own pace
Ask detailed questions if something isn’t clear
Upload your SCN Builder or guides to build Semantic Content Networks (SCNs) directly inside the chat
Perform keyword analysis, topical clustering, and semantic audits with AI guidance
This isn’t just a book - it’s a complete system for mastering how modern search and AI engines interpret, rank, and retrieve meaning.
Inside, You’ll How Semantic SEO structures content around entities, not keywords
How SRO aligns your pages with the retrieval logic of modern AI systems
Why retrieval cost, crawl efficiency, and trust calibration shape rankings
How to appear in both AI-generated answers and Google’s SERPs
What Google’s vector-based algorithms really value - and what to ignore