Lily Ray 😏(@lilyraynyc):I can't share the URL, but I just found an example of ChatGPT using fan-out queries that contained site: for the *old domain* for a well-known brand that migrated its domain over 6 months ago. 👀 The migration was handled well from an SEO perspective, but the old domain name must be stored in ChatGPT's memory. The worst part? When you use Google or Bing to do a site: search that is limited to the old version of the domain, the new domain's URLs don't show up in the search results. So your shiny new URLs likely won't be part of the response unless they are discovered through another fan-out query or another part of the search 🫠

2026.08.18 21:05

I can't share the URL, but I just found an example of ChatGPT using fan-out queries that contained site: for the *old domain* for a well-known brand that migrated its domain over 6 months ago. 👀 The migration was handled well from an SEO perspective, but the old domain name must be stored in ChatGPT's memory. The worst part? When you use Google or Bing to do a site: search that is limited to the old version of the domain, the new domain's URLs don't show up in the search results. So your shiny new URLs likely won't be part of the response unless they are discovered through another fan-out query or another part of the search 🫠

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