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When Google started rewriting headlines with AI in Discover last year, it called the test “small.” By the following month, it was reclassified as a feature. Now the same pattern is showing up in traditional search results. Google confirmed to The Verge (subscription required) that it’s testing AI-generated headline rewrites in Search. The company described […]
Every website now has two audiences. One is human: people who click, scroll, and read. The other is software: AI agents that browse, compare, and increasingly buy on someone else’s behalf. Most sites are still built for the first audience only, and that gap is about to get expensive. This is the first piece in […]
Welcome to the week’s Pulse: updates affect how Google personalizes AI Mode, what Googlebot’s crawl limits look like in practice, and what new data shows about AIO click behavior and publisher traffic. Here’s what matters for you and your work. Google Personal Intelligence Now Free For US Users Google expanded Personal Intelligence from paid AI […]
Welcome to this week’s PPC Pulse. Updates focus on expanding creative tools in Google Ads and updates to bidding strategies in Microsoft Ads. The newest version of Nano Banana Pro is now available to advertisers in Google Ads. In a separate creative update, marketers spotted an expansion to Google’s Creative Toolkit in the platform. Lastly, […]
Google updated the Universal Commerce Protocol with new Cart and Catalog capabilities, highlighted Identity Linking as an available option, and announced a simpler onboarding process through Merchant Center. The update is UCP’s first since Google launched the protocol at NRF in January. Cart and Catalog are published as draft specifications. Identity Linking is in the […]
So, let’s say you spent six months building a resource library: guides, explainers, comparison pages, all well-researched and clearly written, structured for humans who are trying to make decisions. Your analytics show strong engagement, and your team is proud of the work. Then someone asks ChatGPT a question your library answers perfectly, and the response […]
For today’s Ask An SEO, we answer the question: “As an SEO, should I be using log file data, and what can it tell me that tools can’t?” What Are Log Files Essentially, log files are the raw record of an interaction with a website. They are reported by the website’s server and typically include […]
Google’s John Mueller answered a question about Search Console and 404 error reporting, suggesting that repeated crawling of pages with a 404 status code is a positive signal. 404 Status Code The 404 status code, often referred to as an error code, has long confused many site owners and SEOs because the word “error” implies […]
Last Friday afternoon, Digg died. Again. Two months. That’s how long the relaunch lasted before CEO Justin Mezzell pinned a eulogy to the homepage. The platform had raised $15-20 million. It had Kevin Rose. It had Alexis Ohanian – Reddit’s co-founder, no less. It had promises that AI would “remove the janitorial work of moderators […]
Enterprise SEO doesn’t fail because teams lack knowledge. It fails because they’re invited too late. In most large organizations, SEO still operates in a reactive posture. Teams review pages after launch, run audits, document issues, file tickets, and then wait, often for months, for other teams to implement changes. Modern search visibility is no longer […]