Google’s new messaging to CMOs reiterates that GEO is still SEO and states that third-party tools have no access to its internal metrics. The post Google Says SEO Tools Lack Access To Its Internal Metrics appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web. We saw some significant Google search ranking volatility heat this weekend…

A Munich court found AI Overviews are Google’s own speech, not search results – that changes who pays when the answer about you is wrong. The post A German Court Made Google Liable For What Its AI Says About You appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Google’s John Mueller warned a site owner from moving his domain name from a .ca to .com just for branding purposes.

Google Ads updated its responsive search ads help document to expand on the tips section around pinning headlines and descriptions. It now warns against pinning identical or very similar text and suggests a hybrid strategy.

Google’s John Mueller singled out X-Frame-Options as the only security header tied to SEO. The post Google Says X-Frame-Options Matters For SEO appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Last month, Google announced that it is rolling out text disclaimers within Google Ads globally, in all languages. Well, it seems to have rolled out for many last week, as many are seeing it in their Google Ads accounts.

Google Ads is updating how bidding strategies are labeled.

Google is adding a new feature to the Google Business Profiles actions named Collected Info. This is to confirm your business details and keep your Business Profile updated, Google wrote.

Google’s Preferred Sources and loyalty tools help established publishers stay visible, but create a harder discovery path for sites not yet on anyone’s list. The post Preferred Sources & AI Mode Are Creating Filter Bubbles – A New Discovery Problem appeared first on Search Engine Journal .