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Google’s John Mueller responded to a question about whether core updates roll out in stages or follow a fixed sequence. His answer offers some clarity about how core updates are rolled out and also about what some core updates actually are. Question About Core Update Timing And Volatility An SEO asked on Bluesky whether core […]

Google’s Gary Illyes published a blog post explaining how Googlebot’s crawling systems work. The post covers byte limits, partial fetching behavior, and how Google’s crawling infrastructure is organized. The post references episode 105 of the Search Off the Record podcast, where Illyes and Martin Splitt discussed the same topics. Illyes adds more details about crawling […]

Boost your skills with Growth Memo’s weekly expert insights. Subscribe for free! In “The Science Of How AI Pays Attention,” I analyzed 1.2 million ChatGPT responses to understand exactly how AI reads a page. In “The Science Of How AI Picks Its Sources,” I analyzed 98,000 citation rows to understand which pages make it into […]

Google’s Gary Illyes and Martin Splitt used a recent episode of the Search Off the Record podcast to discuss whether webpages are getting too large and what that means for both users and crawlers. The conversation started with a simple question: are websites getting fat? Splitt immediately pushed back on the framing, arguing that website-level […]

Jobs with the highest potential for AI-assisted productivity gains also face the highest projected job losses, according to a new index from Digital Planet at Tufts University’s Fletcher School. The American AI Jobs Risk Index ranks 784 U.S. occupations, 530 metro areas, 50 states, and 20 industry sectors by vulnerability to AI-driven job loss. All […]

Google published a blog post on a new breakthrough in vector search technology called TurboQuant. The potential implications of this technology for Search are staggering! TurboQuant is a suite of advanced algorithms that drastically reduce AI processing size and memory requirements. Their blog post says, “This has potentially profound implications … especially in the domains […]

Multi-touch journeys, cross-device behavior, last-click attribution defaults, and privacy restrictions all make attribution messy. Much messier than most dashboards suggest. The challenge is that stakeholders usually want a clean answer. But the data rarely behaves that way. When reports don’t match expectations, credibility can wear off, and it is not because the analysis is wrong, […]

Google Gemini more than doubled its referral traffic to websites between November and January, according to SE Ranking data from more than 101,000 sites with Google Analytics installed. The increase started in December, shortly after Google began rolling out Gemini 3 across its products. SE Ranking measured a 51% increase in December and a 42% […]

Welcome to the week’s Pulse: updates affect how your headlines appear in Search, how spam enforcement played out, and how AI content gets labeled. Here’s what matters for you and your work. Google Tests AI-Generated Headline Rewrites In Search Google confirmed that it’s testing AI-generated headline rewrites in traditional search results. The test uses language […]

Welcome to this week’s PPC Pulse. This week’s updates focus on Performance Max visibility improvements, new budget planning tools in Google Analytics, and generative video now built directly into Google Ads. Here’s what was announced this week and why they matter for your campaigns. Google Adds More Visibility and Control To Performance Max Google rolled […]