Google-Agent introduces a new class of web visitor: AI agents acting on behalf of users, not crawlers indexing content. The post Google-Agent: The Web’s New Visitor Just Got An Identity appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
The traffic data doesn’t lie: Google at 111 billion monthly visits, Facebook at 10 billion. Here’s what Marketing Myopia says about that gap. The post Meta Doesn’t Know What Business It’s In & The Traffic Data Shows It appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Google’s FAQ removal and new Ahrefs research challenge schema’s value for SERP visibility and AI citations. The post SERP FAQ Removal & New Data Challenge Schema’s AI Search Value appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google’s FAQ removal and new Ahrefs research challenge schema’s value for SERP visibility and AI citations. The post SERP FAQ Removal & New Data Challenge Schema’s AI Search Value appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Google’s FAQ removal and new Ahrefs research challenge schema’s value for SERP visibility and AI citations. The post SERP FAQ Removal & New Data Challenge Schema’s AI Search Value appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Google’s new AI Search guide says AEO and GEO are still SEO and names tactics site owners can ignore, including llms.txt, chunking, and special schema. The post Google’s New AI Search Guide Calls AEO And GEO ‘Still SEO’ appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Google adds AI assistant traffic to GA4, FAQ rich results are gone, Ahrefs tests schema, and Condé Nast plans around near-zero search forecasts. The post GA4 Tracks AI Assistant Traffic, FAQ Results Gone – SEO Pulse appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
This week in search I covered, yep, heated Google search ranking volatility kicking in the middle of this week. Google updated its spam policies to say it also applies to Google’s AI responses in Search.
Google’s John Mueller said, “The indexing API is inundated by bloggers trying to act like legitimate sites.” This means that Google needs to be more careful about who and what they accept through the Google indexing API.