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Attribution gaps, platform silos, privacy changes: Conflicting data is only getting worse. Here’s how to lead with clarity when the numbers don’t match.
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Google just handed SEOs a new way to hit spammy sites with manual actions and get them deindexed from search results.
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A Google Search Console glitch resulted in a message to site owners implying that impressions have only just started being reported.
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AI systems don’t just evaluate content. They choose between entities. Learn the nine-cell model that explains how selection actually works.
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Learn why covering fewer subtopics can outperform exhaustive guides in ChatGPT citations, backed by large-scale data.
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Shorter, Focused Content Wins In ChatGPT via @sejournal, @Kevin_Indig Read More »
New tests show Ask Maps is guiding users with recommendations, shifting how businesses get surfaced and how local rankings are influenced.
Google Ask Maps is moving from listings to recommendations Read More »
Here’s a look at how an MCC hack unfolds, what attackers change once inside, and how teams can recover access and clean up the damage.
Google Ads MCC hacked? Here’s what to do immediately Read More »
Google’s John Mueller lists nine scenarios that lead Google to choose one URL as the canonical over another.
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A practitioner’s guide to deindexing, removal requests, and managing client search results.
How Google’s removal tools work for SEO and reputation management by Erase Technologies Read More »
Google added back button hijacking to its malicious practices spam policy. Enforcement starts June 15, 2026. Sites have two months to remove offending code.
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New Google Spam Policy Targets Back Button Hijacking via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern Read More »