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Microsoft’s latest wave of advertising updates will get covered feature by feature — new targeting tools, diagnostics, commerce integrations, Copilot enhancements. That coverage will miss the more important story. Microsoft isn’t just shipping better ad tools. Its emerging Microsoft AI ad strategy is making a case for a different internet, one where brands need to […]
In January 2026, Google was granted patent US12536233B1. Six engineers worked on it, and it describes a system that scores a landing page on conversion rate, bounce rate, and design quality. If the landing page falls below a threshold, generate an AI replacement personalized to the searcher. The advertiser never sees it. Never approves it. Might […]
Almost everything written about getting brands cited by AI systems was written in English, tested in English, and validated against benchmarks built for English first. That includes the frameworks we recommend. Worth saying plainly, because the moment you carry them across a border they stop describing reality. One 2024 analysis of AI evaluation datasets found […]
Google announced Skills in Chrome, a new Gemini in Chrome feature that lets you save prompts and rerun them as one-click tools across selected pages and tabs. What’s New Skills turn a prompt you’ve already written into a saved tool you can trigger again later. After running a prompt in Gemini’s Chrome side panel, you […]
Enterprise SEO doesn’t fail because teams don’t care, lack expertise, or miss tactics. It fails because ownership is fractured. In most large organizations, everyone controls a piece of SEO, yet no single group owns the outcome. Visibility, traffic, and discoverability depend on dozens of upstream decisions made across engineering, content, product, UX, legal, and local […]
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 […]
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 […]
Google updated its Discussion Forum and Q&A Page structured data documentation, adding several new supported properties to both markup types. The most notable addition is digitalSourceType, a property that lets forum and Q&A sites indicate when content was created by a trained AI model or another automated system. Content Source Labeling Comes To Forum Markup […]
Google’s John Mueller answered a question about Google rewriting title tags to show the old brand of a site that rebranded in 2015. Apparently everything was updated to the new brand name, but Google’s search results stubbornly persist in showing the old branding. Old Brand Name Shown In Title Tags The person asking the question […]
Joost de Valk, the co-founder of the Yoast SEO plugin, provoked a discussion and some controversy with a recent blog post that posited that the concept of needing a content management system (CMS) to publish a website is increasingly outdated. This insight came to him after migrating his site to a static Astro-based website with […]