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Google Ads API Version 23 Now Available

2026/01/29

Google has released version 23 of the Google Ads API, this is a major release with dozens of updates. Updates include Performance Max reporting data with Ad Network type breakdown, more incentives, reporting and conversion controls – plus much more.

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Chrome Updated With 3 AI Features Including Nano Banana via @sejournal, @martinibuster

2026/01/29

Chrome’s new AI features enable it to go shopping, plan trips, edit images in a browser window, and answer questions from a new side panel.

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The Way Your Agency Handles Leads Will Define Success in 2026 [Webinar] via @sejournal, @hethr_campbell

2026/01/29

Master lead management in 2026 and uncover strategies to ensure leads do not go cold in your sales process. The post The Way Your Agency Handles Leads Will Define Success in 2026 [Webinar] appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

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The Hidden SEO Cost Of A Slow WordPress Site & How It Affects AI Visibility via @sejournal, @wp_rocket

2026/01/29

Uncover the secrets of optimizing your WordPress site for speed and improve your SEO and AI visibility effortlessly.

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Bing Ads Revenue Up 10% – Is Growth Slowing?

2026/01/28

Microsoft reported its second quarter 2026 earnings and it showed that its search and advertising revenue was up for 10% but growth is down over the past two quarters. The previous quarter it was up 16% and the one before that was 21% and this quarter, it is only up 10%.

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Daily Search Forum Recap: January 28, 2026

2026/01/28

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.

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Information Retrieval Part 1: Disambiguation

2026/01/28

Learn how information retrieval impacts SEO strategies, making content easier to understand and retain for users. The post Information Retrieval Part 1: Disambiguation appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

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Google May Let Sites Opt Out Of AI Search Features via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

2026/01/28

Google says it’s exploring new controls that would let websites opt out of AI search features specifically, as the UK CMA opened a regulatory consultation. The post Google May Let Sites Opt Out Of AI Search Features appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

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Social Channel Insights In Search Console: What It Means For Social & Search via @sejournal, @rio_seo

2026/01/28

Social Channel Insights in GSC point to a broader shift where search validation increasingly follows social-driven discovery. The post Social Channel Insights In Search Console: What It Means For Social & Search appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

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What If User Satisfaction Is The Most Important Factor In SEO? via @sejournal, @marie_haynes

2026/01/28

Marie Haynes explains why Google’s AI ranking systems prioritize user satisfaction over vector optimization, based on insights from the DOJ vs. Google trial. The post What If User Satisfaction Is The Most Important Factor In SEO

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