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Boost your skills with Growth Memo’s weekly expert insights. Subscribe for free! Branded search inflates your return on ad spend (ROAS) by taking credit for demand you already own, and every input in the paid acquisition model is getting worse simultaneously. This week, you’ll cover: The math on how branded search distorts performance reporting across […]

Every few years, the SEO industry discovers a new way to mass-produce content and convinces itself that this time it’ll work. That the sheer volume of pages will overwhelm Google’s ability to assess quality. That if you just publish enough, the numbers will carry you. It never works. It has never worked. And the people […]

Digital marketing usually gets discussed as one bucket in companies. It shows up in planning decks as a single line item, even though what sits underneath it is far more nuanced. SEO and PPC both live inside that bucket, but they don’t behave the same way once you start making real business decisions around them. […]

For most of the past 20 years, growing travel marketing meant producing more and more output. This happened because success depended on building additional landing pages for new destinations, publishing steady streams of blog posts to capture long-tail searches, translating and localizing content to enter international markets, and manually refining campaigns to squeeze small gains […]

Google Search Central announced that Search Console’s branded queries filter is now available to all eligible sites, causing many SEOs to ask questions about it and Google’s John Mueller stepped in to answer them. Google’s branded queries filter is a way to analyze branded search queries that are driving traffic from the search listings. Branded […]

Marketers are abuzz about OpenAI putting ads inside ChatGPT. That’s the wrong thing to obsess over. It’s like arguing about banner placement while the entire commercial layer of the internet is being rebuilt underneath us. Right now, the debate is framed as a familiar binary: ads vs. no ads. OpenAI is testing sponsored results inside […]

Google’s John Mueller casually mentioned the other day that it’s possible to disavow entire top level domains (TLDs) like .xyz which can come in handy if spammers are consistently using a specific TLD and there are no good sites that link from it. Mueller called it a big hammer and cautioned about using it. .XYZ […]

Digital marketing usually gets discussed as one bucket in companies. It shows up in planning decks as a single line item, even though what sits underneath it is far more nuanced. SEO and PPC both live inside that bucket, but they don’t behave the same way once you start making real business decisions around them. […]

Boost your skills with Growth Memo’s weekly expert insights. Subscribe for free! Most AEO “strategies” are tactic lists dressed up as long-term direction. They often break the first time a platform changes or leadership asks questions. A real AI SEO strategy starts with the business problem, builds on your brand’s unique advantages, and lets tactics […]

If someone had asked me a year ago what might be the next big innovation to come out of the major AI companies, I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t have said, “a browser.” But that’s exactly what both OpenAI and Perplexity did, each launching their own shiny new AI-enabled browsers, Atlas and Comet, respectively. If you […]