SEOFOMO

SEOFOMO

Content & Creative
By
Aleyda Solis
Aleyda Solis reads the search industry so you can skim it. Every item links straight to its source.
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45,000+
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Weekly, every Sunday
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WRITER
Aleyda Solis
Last updated
August 5, 2026

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SEOFOMO

What it is.

Aleyda Solis writes SEOFOMO, and each issue credits her as an SEO consultant and founder at Orainti. The email lands every Sunday. The site puts the list at more than 45,000 subscribers.

Issues are built as sections, so you can jump to the part you care about. Search engine updates sit first, then resources, AI Search insights, tools, jobs, and events. Each item runs a line or two, with the link doing the work.

The AI Search section tracks how AI answers pick and cite pages. The July 26, 2026 issue covered a US federal court dismissing Google's DMCA claims against SerpApi.

What you get.

  • Search engine updates from the past week, each a line with a link to the primary source
  • An AI Search section on how AI answers choose and cite pages
  • New SEO guides and resources published that week
  • Job listings for in-house and agency search roles
  • Free and freemium tools, plus upcoming industry events
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Editions we'd start with.

The Latest News & Updated in SEO & AI Search [SEOFOMO - July 26, 2026] ↗

Shows the standard section order end to end. Leads with a court ruling on SERP data scraping, then moves through resources and jobs.

Top SEO News, AI Search Updates & Resources [SEOFOMO - July 19, 2026] ↗

Carries the Microsoft Clarity Topic Insights beta and the EU data-sharing timeline. Good sample of how much ground one issue covers.

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Questions about SEOFOMO

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Strengths
  • Written by a practicing consultant. Each issue credits Aleyda Solis as founder at Orainti.
  • Items link straight to the primary source, so you can check a claim yourself.
  • A standing AI Search section covers citation behavior alongside ranking changes.
  • Free, weekly, and the full archive sits open on the site.
Limitations
  • Search-first by design. Paid media and lifecycle work get almost nothing.
  • Sponsors run inside the issue. The July 26, 2026 edition carried an AirOps placement.
  • It is a link list. Depth comes from the sources, so budget time to click through.
Skip this if
  • Skip it if you already read Ahrefs' Digest, since both cover the same week in search.
Ideal for
  • SEO leads
  • Content marketers
  • Organic growth managers
  • Agency search teams
  • Stage: Startup • Scaleup • Enterprise

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