Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…

Anthropic’s Boris Cherny, head of Claude Code, explains how to become one of the top 1% of users who get things done. The post Head Of Anthropic’s Claude Code Says Prompt Engineering Not That Important appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

A language model has no node to feed. Here’s why on-site entity work moves Google’s graph and never touches what the model learned. The post Entity Mapping Works On Google

A language model has no node to feed. Here’s why on-site entity work moves Google’s graph and never touches what the model learned. The post Entity Mapping Works On Google.

Google is now testing showing related searches based on your browsing. I suspect this is based on your browsing history on Chrome, beyond what you may search for in Google but based on what pages you browse.

Google is now testing AI-generated descriptions on shopping and product ads. We saw this with normal sponsored results earlier this month, Google confirmed it was a small test then, and now we are seeing it on shopping ads.

Doesn’t it feel like you are always seeing AI Overviews at the top of all your Google Search results? Well, new data from Similarweb says that AI Overviews show up for about 43% of all queries. Meanwhile, Semrush data has it at about 48% of all queries.

Normally, I wouldn’t cover political topics like this, but with Google trying to copyright its search results, including AI Overview responses, I thought it was appropriate.

Normally, I wouldn’t cover political topics like this, but with Google trying to copyright its search results, including AI Overview responses, I thought it was appropriate.

Normally, I wouldn’t cover political topics like this, but with Google trying to copyright its search results, including AI Overview responses, I thought it was appropriate. Google responded to complaints about a race-based AI Overview answer, blaming the websites it sourced, rather than taking credit for the AI-generated answer in Google Search.