Google Publishes Tennessee Search “Blacklist” Guidance via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Google publishes guidance after new law gives small businesses power to challenge lost visibility and deleted reviews. The post Google Publishes Tennessee Search “Blacklist” Guidance appeared first on Search Engine…
Read More »Reddit Climbs, Clicks Drop, GBP Comes To GA4 – SEO Pulse via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Reddit gains ground after the May core update, new zero-click data lands, Google updates its SEO guidance, and Business Profile data comes to Analytics. The post Reddit Climbs, Clicks Drop,…
Read More »Google’s Agent-Friendly Checklist Is The Accessibility Audit Restated via @sejournal, @slobodanmanic
Stop running accessibility and agent-readiness audits on separate quarterly cycles. They’re the same audit. Here’s the evidence, and the one fix to make first. The post Google’s Agent-Friendly Checklist Is…
Read More »AI Bots Keep Overloading Servers. Should Website Owners Keep Paying? via @sejournal, @martinibuster
With 80% of AI traffic draining website infrastructure for model training, what can you do to fight back without affecting search visibility? The post AI Bots Keep Overloading Servers. Should…
Read More »Query Fan-Out: What It Is and How It Affects AI Visibility
Your content can rank on the first page of Google and still never be cited or mentioned by LLMs. This makes sense once you understand query fan-out, a background process…
Read More »Using AI to Support and Defend Your Brand
Key Takeaways AI-generated answers have compressed brand discovery into a single moment. One summary can now serve as a customer’s entire first impression. AI systems pull from a wide range…
Read More »Google Search Sends 23% Of Queries To The Open Web via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
New data shows most U.S. Google searches end without a click, with a shrinking share of traffic reaching websites outside Google’s ecosystem. The post Google Search Sends 23% Of Queries…
Read More »6 Ways to Automate International Marketing with Agent A
International marketing is a job that gets exponentially complicated with each additional region and language you add. For example, we publish the Ahrefs blog in eight languages, which means roughly…
Read More »Why Your Product Feed Is An SEO Asset (And Who Should Own It) via @sejournal, @demirie
Feed, structured data, website: three layers, three teams, one goal. Here’s the case for SEO taking a seat at the Merchant Center table. The post Why Your Product Feed Is…
Read More »US Publishers Demand Common Crawl Stop Scraping Their Content via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Digital Content Next sent Common Crawl a cease and desist letter demanding it stop scraping publisher content and remove protected material from its datasets. The post US Publishers Demand Common…
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