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Kevin Indig just settled an argument that’s been running in half-finished form since AI Overviews launched. Does topical authority that rewards brands for going deep on a subject instead of wide, actually carry over into AI search? Or is ChatGPT enough of a blank slate that a generalist brand can walk in and grab a […]
If you approach European search strategy as a single, unified market, you’ll miss how fragmented and how regulated discovery actually is across the region. This article is the European companion to my recent look at APAC search strategy. Google is still dominant almost everywhere, but the mechanics behind that dominance and the forces chipping away […]
Your bid strategy is a critical lever for PPC success, and the right bid type tells Google’s AI exactly how to spend your budget to hit your specific business goals. Bidding technology has evolved fast, and adapting to each shift can be a competitive advantage in 2026. Google Ads bidding has moved from manual, keyword-by-keyword […]
This post was sponsored by Victorious. The opinions expressed in this article are the sponsor’s own. When we ask an AI platform to describe a brand, it almost always knows the answer. But when a buyer asks that same platform which brand to consider, it draws on only a small fraction of the brands it […]
Right now, most publishers block AI bots. According to Vince Nero’s excellent research, 79% of top news sites block AI training bots via robots.txt. Only 18% block no AI crawlers at all. Not a perfect science, as the robots.txt is so easily circumvented, but still. No one is playing nice anymore. Multiple publisher x AI […]
If you run ecommerce campaigns on target CPA or target ROAS and any of them sit at “Limited by budget,” Google’s August 17 bidding change is going to move your numbers, and we’re likely not talking about the direction you want. Starting August 17, campaigns that are limited by budget and use a target-based bid […]
I uploaded my first YouTube video in August 2006. It was 42 seconds long, promoted an 11-part Christian Science Monitor series about a kidnapped journalist named Jill Carroll, and picked up a grand total of 1,908 views. My client at the time wasn’t impressed by that number, and honestly, neither was I. Then, the story […]
60% of Google searches now end without a click to any content. That stat framed the core argument from Gabriel Dillon, Go-to-Market Lead for Personalization at Contentful: when AI makes content nearly free to produce, volume stops being a strategy. The only content that earns attention is content held accountable to a business outcome, built […]
In my previous Search Engine Journal article, I introduced the concept of Brand Sovereignty: the idea that there should be no better source of truth about your business and products than you. Responses from readers, both directly and on LinkedIn, confirmed something I had suspected for some time. Most organizations understand why Brand Sovereignty matters, but […]
In most cases, Google Analytics 4 projects start as a technical request. A marketing team, client, or stakeholder asks for tracking to be set up. Someone gets access to the property and assumes the data will eventually tell a story worth listening to. Maybe sometimes it does. But most of the time, it produces a […]