Will Google's Search AI Eliminate SEO Jobs? 

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That isn't what happens in digital marketing and other professions with advanced skills. This can happen with things like customer service. Sure, a bank can pay people in other countries less to answer basic customer service questions. That's very different than effectively managing PPC campaigns or doing SEO. Companies cannot outsource their PPC and SEO overseas and expect quality results. If that were the case the number of jobs on Linkedin would've decreased since 2017 when I started the course, when in fact it's tripled. Also labor laws prevent companies from hiring people who are not citizens and do not have a work visa from being hired as salaried employees, as is the case in every country. Americans can't work in France, etc. Generally speaking I'd get into the field and speak with people working in the field, don't listen to people who aren't in the field, the news, etc. on this issue. Some companies do hire non natives as freelancers. In fact one of my students is from the Caribbean and got a job with a company based in LA. But this is not that common. He got hired because he was a standout candidate due to my training. Also, think twice about assuming jobs are being lost in this way. Customer service is a skill that is regularly outsourced, as I mentioned. Yet there are about 1.3 million customer service jobs in the US right now. In fact as you may know since 2020 there has been a surplus of jobs in the US as employers cannot find as many willing workers. And in digital marketing, there remains a shortage because the skills are not taught in colleges.

@@sethjared thank you, Seth. I feel less anxious now 😅