Gutenberg 22.7 adds features that lay the groundwork for a role as an AI publishing platform and improve the editing experience. The post WordPress Gutenberg 22.7 Lays Groundwork For AI Publishing appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Branded queries filtering is now available for all eligible sites within Search Console.
WordPress issues second security release 6.9.4 to address vulnerabilities that version 6.9.2 apparently failed to patch. The post WordPress Security Release 6.9.4 Fixes Issues 6.9.2 Failed To Address appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
A new agency-dedicated experience Merchant Center experience from Google should streamline management
Five takeaways from Liz Reid on AI agents, the future of Google Search, and why originality now matters more than ever. The post 5 Things I Learned About The Future Of Search From Liz Reid’s Latest Interview appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Here’s how UTMs and GA4 can prove earned media’s revenue impact in an AI-driven, zero-click world. The post How To Prove PR Business Value With UTM Parameters & GA4 appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google’s John Mueller revealed an interesting tip on Bluesky the other day for anyone still disavowing links. John explained that site owners can indeed disavow entire TLDs if they want to.
Google has offered this feature that shows you your past searches, including being able to see your related activity searches from the Google Search results. Now, it seems, Google added a chart to show that search activity over time.
Advertisers using feed-only Performance Max can narrow campaign focus to product feed signals, improving efficiency when automation spreads spend too broadly. The post How To Build A ‘Feed-Only’ Performance Max Campaign appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Discover the new approach to link building that prioritizes brand legitimacy and digital PR over traditional methods. The post Old Link Building vs. AI Search: How to Earn Top-Tier Media Placements Now appeared first on Search Engine Journal