

Clematis Street
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@Clematis_Street
Home to the best nightclubs, shopping & entertainment as well as hosting world-class events like We Belong Here and Palm Tree Music Festival. See you downtown!









Miami Beach is ready to welcome the World Cup — along with fans from around the globe. ⚽️🌴 Flags representing each of the 48 qualifying nations are now on display surrounding our Miami Beach sign at Ocean Drive and 5 Street. Join in on the excitement and stop by to snap a pic! 🌎 Visit miamibeachfl.gov/worldcup for more information on all World Cup happenings in Miami Beach.























It looks like Google is treating self-serving listicles in AI Overviews unfavorably. Inspired by @lilyraynyc's hypothesis, I scraped the AI Overviews of 177 different "best [category] software" queries and processed the results. Here’s what I found: → 62% of the time, when an AI Overview cites your content, the AIO will exclude your brand from its response. I.e., your brand will not be recommended. It's even worse if your content that gets cited is a listicle: 69% of the time, your brand won't be recommended. But it’s not that listicles are generally going out of favor in AIOs. Quite the opposite: → 85% of the AI Overviews cited a listicle, with a median of 3 and a max of 13. So really, Google is just treating what you say about yourself with a healthy amount of skepticism. (And understandably so after the recent glut of “yup, we’re definitely the #1-best-option in 17 different categories” lists.) But they and the other big AI providers still rely on listicles for what they say about *other* brands when someone asks for a B2B product or service recommendation. So to get your B2B brand recommended in AI Overviews and other AI responses, your best bet continues to be getting your brand included in 3rd-party listicles cited by the big AI chatbots. If that’s something you need help with, drop me a note.