Catégorie : Social Media

Google’s Gary Ilyes and Martin Splitt discussed Googlebot’s crawl limits, providing more details about why limits exist and revealing new information about how those limits can be adjusted upward or dialed down depending on needs and what is being accomplished. Details About Googlebot Limits Gary Illyes shared details of what is going on behind the […]

A vulnerability in the Formidable Forms WordPress plugin installed on over 300,000 websites enables unauthenticated attackers to bypass payment verification. The vulnerability affects all versions up to and including 6.28. It makes it possible for attackers to reuse a Stripe payment made for a lower amount to mark a more expensive transaction as paid. Formidable […]

Google Maps is launching Ask Maps, a conversational feature powered by Gemini that lets users ask complex questions about locations and receive AI-generated suggestions on a personalized map. The feature is now rolling out in the U.S. and India on Android and iOS, with a desktop version coming soon. What Ask Maps Does Ask Maps lets […]

On March 3, 2026, OpenAI pushed GPT-5.3 Instant to all ChatGPT users, free and paid, with no fanfare about what else might have changed beneath the surface. Within days, SEO and AI search practitioners began documenting something unexpected: The internal metadata that had allowed third-party tools to observe ChatGPT’s query fan-out behavior (the sub-queries the […]

tag inside the block). Preview Style Variation Transforms In The Editor Core blocks such as Heading, Image, Paragraph, and Button include built-in style variations. There is now a live preview for style variation transforms, allowing users to see how a style change will look before applying it. The official announcement explains: “Style variation transforms now […]

WordPress published a troubled security release version 6.9.2 to patch ten vulnerabilities that also caused some sites to crash (display a white screen), so WordPress quickly followed up with  a bugfix release version 6.9.3. Today, WordPress announced another update, version 6.9.4 because not all of the vulnerabilities were adequately addressed. WordPress security firm Wordfence published […]

I enjoyed this interview with Google’s head of Search Liz Reid on the ACCESS Podcast with Alex Heath and Ellis Hamburger. Liz talked a lot about the future of Search. Here are the five most interesting parts. Will Agents Eventually Do Most Of The Activity On The Web? Yes, but not all of the interaction. […]

For years, communications and PR teams have warned that their budgets are under threat. In 2026, that warning has become a reality. According to industry research, budget pressure remains one of the top concerns for communications leaders, largely because executives still struggle to understand how PR contributes to business outcomes. As Katie Paine bluntly says, when […]

Performance Max is Google’s “right time, right place” campaign type. On paper, it’s a unified engine that integrates Search, YouTube, Display, and Maps into a single automated bucket. While the product has matured, offering better reporting transparency, many PPC practitioners still categorize it as a “black box.” For high-level strategists, this automation offers a welcome […]

WordPress published security release version 6.9.2 to patch multiple vulnerabilities, but the update caused some sites to crash (display a white screen), so WordPress quickly followed up with an additional update that contains a bugfix for the issue introduced by version 6.9.2. WordPress security firm Wordfence published details of four of the vulnerabilities, which were […]