Running ads on every platform? Here’s how to build a measurement framework that compares performance fairly across Google, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon
2026/06/25
Running ads on every platform? Here’s how to build a measurement framework that compares performance fairly across Google, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon
Google’s John Mueller explained when Google will count an impression for a web page within the generative AI features in Google Search. In short, there needs to be a link to your site being shown in AI Overviews / AI Mode for it to show as an impression in the new Google Search Console AI performance reports.
Google is testing autocomplete within the Ask Anything follow-up box within Google Search’s AI Mode. So when you start to type a follow-up question, Google will suggest autocomplete suggestions.
The page indexing report within Google Search Console is now two weeks delayed. It is stuck at June 11, 2026, for me, and has not been updated in 14 days. Google has been reporting issues with Search Console often enough, so this is not unusual, but this delay is significant enough to cover, since we are now at the two-week mark.
WP Rocket now offers free CDN, lowering the barrier to meaningful performance improvements on the most important pages.
WordPress developers question whether the platform’s AI ambitions are pulling attention away from what users have been asking for all along.
Two SMX Advanced talks on AI search reveal why technical roadmaps stall without internal coalitions to move them forward. The post AI Search Optimization Isn’t The Hard Part – It’s Getting Buy-In appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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John Mueller explained that impressions in Google’s Search Console AI report track links to your pages, and user-activated links only count after they’re activated. The post Google’s Mueller Explains How AI Search Impressions Get Counted appeared first on Search Engine Journal
SignalFire reports marketing hiring at major tech companies has fallen far more sharply than engineering, based on its hiring data. The post Marketing Hiring Down 36% At Big Tech, Data Shows appeared first on Search Engine Journal .