While Google is opening up the discussion on giving credit and adhering to copyright when training large language models (LLMs) for generative AI products, their focus is on the robots.txt file.
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Robots.txt is not the answer: Proposing a new meta tag for LLM/AI
You’re an SEO with the best intentions of driving traffic and awareness for your brand (or client). After work, you take a spin to the grocery store and pay a few bucks more than you expected. On the way home, you stop to fill your gas tank and notice that the price per gallon is higher than the last time you filled it
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Negative reviews can be scary for business owners but can also be a chance to grow and improve.
Some of the Google Search rank-checking tools are so far off their scales that they look broken to me. Did Google’s insane volatility break the automated Google Search volatility tracking tools?
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Did Google Search Volatility Break Rank Tracking Tools?
Google Search is testing boxed-in favicons for snippets.
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Google Search Tests Boxed-In Favicon Design
Google’s John Mueller was asked if keyword research helps SEO. John immediately replied, “no,” but then explained why he said no.
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Google’s John Mueller On Keyword Research For SEO
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Google’s John Mueller seemed to get annoyed the other day around people faking who they are with fake personas. He posted a PSA, public service announcement, on Twitter Monday saying, “PSA making up fake people for your review site is awkward, even with fake Linkedin profiles. Copying YT reviews from others together to make your own is cheap
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Google: Making Up Fake Online Profiles Is Awkward & Cheap; You Don’t Need Multiple Personas
Google News seems to be testing a new section in the “for you” section named “Suggested for you.” This section shows you news sources that you can follow within Google News.
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Google News Suggested For You – To Find News Sources
’Cause we are living in an omnichannel world When was the last time you used fewer than three internet-connected devices in a day? Less than two? One?
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The omnichannel magic of connected TV by MNTN
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