Google Tells Developers To Build For AI Agents, Not Just Humans via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google’s web.dev guidance advises developers to treat AI agents as a distinct visitor type and recommends practices similar to accessibility practices.
Google’s web.dev guidance advises developers to treat AI agents as a distinct visitor type and recommends practices similar to accessibility practices.
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Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Google’s latest update exposes weak SEO strategies while rewarding original, structured, and credible content. The post Google AI Mode In Chrome Isn’t Killing SEO; It’s Exposing Weak SEO appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Google repeats the bounce clicks claim.
This week in search, we are seeing yet again more Google search ranking volatility. Google sent out notifications about back button hijacking penalties to those sites that have the problem. Google AdSense vignette ads may trigger the penalty…
SEOs and site owners are always complaining about indexing issues with Google Search. Why is this page not indexed, why is that page not indexed. But some seasoned SEOs are asking if Google is more picky about what it indexes in the past month or so, than it was maybe a year ago.
Back in December, Google expanded Preferred sources globally, but only for English-language content. Now, according to The Verge, Google’s preferred sources support all languages globally.
Google annnounced a number of new updates for AI Max within Google Ads.
Google is showing a new label on the Discover feed that says “You asked to see.” This label is added to items in your feed that are customized based on the Tailor Your Feed feature.