This week’s PPC Pulse highlights Google’s PMax expansion, Microsoft’s Clarity requirement, and rising scrutiny around AI Max results. The post PPC Pulse: PMax Expands, Clarity Now Mandatory & AI Max Data Debate appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
This week, we had a pretty big update touch down early on and it really continued throughout the whole week, I named it the Movember update. Google Opal tool encourages you to create optimized AI content at scale. Google said…
Harry Clarkson-Bennett reveals how to turn Google Search Console’s constraints into enterprise-level SEO advantages through smarter property segmentation. The post How To Make Search Console Work Harder For You appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Google said it has made significant improvements to the Google Ads advertiser suspensions. Google said it reduced incorrect suspensions by 80%, appeals are addressed 70% faster and 99% of appeals are resolved within 24 hours.
Supposedly, there is this “hack” to “crack the code” to make your Local Service Ads work in Google Ads that is fake and not recommended. Folks are saying if your LSAs are not working, you should close that Google Ads account and make a new one
Google announced a bunch of AI-based search features for Google Shopping, AI Mode and Gemini for the holiday season.
Google Ads is bringing brand controls, like brand inclusion support, to Standard Shopping campaigns. This was supported for PMax and AI Max camapigns but now are showing up for Standard Shopping campaigns.
Google has clearly documented how it tracks link clicks, impressions and positions for AI Overviews in this help document. But if you ever saw an AI Overview and interacted with them, you’d know that (1) when you click on a link icon, the citation cards on the right change and (2) running the same query a minute later may return different citation cards.
Google proposed a number of changes in the ”¬2.95B EU antitrust fine over its ad technology.
Google’s upcoming shift to default AI Mode marks a turning point for SEO, forcing brands to optimize for AI citations, brand authority, and multi-platform presence. The post Is Google About To Go Full AI Mode? appeared first on Search Engine Journal .