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A company founder shared that Google deindexed their site because of scaled content, and what they did to get back into the search results. The post Why A Site Deindexed By Google For Programmatic SEO Bounced Back appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

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Google’s Search Relations team explains how CSS affects SEO, addressing myths about class names, pseudo elements, and page performance. The post Google Confirms CSS Class Names Don’t Influence SEO appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

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

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This week we covered the strong search ranking volatility post Google June 2025 core update and it continued through the week, with a spike on Thursday. A Pew Research study on AI Overviews shows clicks significantly drop when AI Overviews are on the page…

In an AI search world, dry facts won’t cut it.

As we reported earlier this week, Google Search ranking volatility was more heated (and for longer) after the Google June 2025 core update completed than during the core update. Well, that volatility continues and it is not just the tools but the chatter within the industry is super high right now.

Google finally launched its virtual clothes try-on feature after launching it several times and then demoing it again at Google I/O. Google also launched price alerts to let users specify an amount that will trigger the alert.