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Google has begun rolling out the August 2026 spam update, applying it globally and across all languages. It’s the third spam update of the year, following rollouts in March and June. Unlike some previous spam updates, Google did not pair this rollout with new spam policy language or a companion blog post explaining what changed. […]
ChatGPT does not answer most questions straight from memory. When a prompt needs current information, the model breaks it into a set of background searches — “fan-out queries” — runs them in parallel, and stitches an answer together from whatever comes back. Watching how those background searches have changed over the past year turns out […]
A reader recently asked: how do you spot keyword cannibalization at scale, and how do you consolidate overlapping pages without losing the rankings you already have? It’s a common problem and, fortunately, a fixable one. Cannibalization has also gotten more common lately for a specific reason: sites leaning on large language models to produce content […]
The LinkedIn feed this month is full of the same argument in different words: the algorithm changed, discovery is broken, the machines are winning. Media veteran Tony Uphoff pushed back on that framing in a recent Substack post, and the underlying numbers he cites are real — they just don’t point where the outrage says […]
Search Console added Search Generative AI performance reports on June 3, 2026, giving site owners an official view of how often their pages show up in AI Overviews and AI Mode. It’s a genuine step forward, but it has a specific hole: the report shows impressions and pages, not the queries that triggered them. Neither […]
In early August, an SEO named Anastasia Kourou spotted something strange in her Search Console report: queries that weren’t searches at all. “Yes.” “Yes go on.” “Yes, pricing.” She posted a screenshot and asked Google’s John Mueller directly whether Search Console was somehow logging what people say to an AI chatbot. Mueller confirmed it was. […]
Ranking charts start moving before Google ever announces an update. SEOs notice the swings in Search Console, chatter starts on social media, and days later a named update lands. Google’s John Mueller was recently asked why the company doesn’t just call the update the moment the volatility begins, and his answer clears up a misconception […]
Local search used to leave the comparison work to the customer. Someone typed a query, scanned a list of ten blue links, opened a few, and picked one. Ask an AI assistant for a local recommendation today and you get something different: AI-generated local business recommendations that have already been narrowed down for you, often […]
There are a lot of assumptions being made about the impact of AI platforms on SEO traffic and conversions. However, how much Google AI Overviews do affect your website’s performance is going to depend on individual factors, like the type of content on your site, the keywords you are targeting, and your audience. Although Google […]
Microsoft Clarity has added branded and non-branded query labels, filters, and Share of Authority breakdowns to its AI Citations dashboard. The August 3 update helps marketers answer a basic question: Did an AI system look for your brand by name, or did it find your content while researching a broader topic? Those are two different […]