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Google updated their spam reporting tool to warn they won’t process reports that contain personal information. The post Google Won’t Act On Spam Reports If They Contain Personal Information appeared first on Search Engine Journal
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Google Won’t Act On Spam Reports If They Contain Personal Information via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Google may expand its unsupported robots.txt rules list using HTTP Archive data and could broaden how it handles common misspellings of disallow. The post Google May Expand Unsupported Robots.txt Rules List appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Google May Expand Unsupported Robots.txt Rules List via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
OpenAI’s public crawler docs now list OAI-AdsBot, a bot that may visit pages submitted as ChatGPT ads to check policy compliance and ad relevance. The post OpenAI’s Crawler Docs Now List OAI-AdsBot For ChatGPT Ads appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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OpenAI’s Crawler Docs Now List OAI-AdsBot For ChatGPT Ads via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Apr 26
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Google adds view-through conversion optimization to Demand Gen and expands Commerce Media Suite support. The post Google Adds View-Through Conversion Optimization To Demand Gen appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Google Adds View-Through Conversion Optimization To Demand Gen via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web. We are seeing Google volatility get heated again…
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Daily Search Forum Recap: April 23, 2026
Apr 26
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Enterprise teams must run parallel SEO and AI workflows while building dedicated ownership and measurable transition frameworks. The post The Real Reason Your SEO Team Hasn’t Made The AI Transition Yet appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Why Google is evolving into a more “engaging” platform, and what declining engagement from younger users means for search and publishers. The post Why Google Has Changed & Who’s Really Paying for It appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Why Google Has Changed & Who’s Really Paying for It
Apr 26
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How AI-driven search is redefining success by prioritizing cited, retrievable content over traditional traffic and clicks. The post Why Great Content Is No Longer Enough & What Beats It In AI Search appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Why Great Content Is No Longer Enough & What Beats It In AI Search via @sejournal, @TaylorDanRW
Danny Sullivan from Google spoke at the Google Search Central event in Toronto a couple of days ago and a few of his slides spoke about it is important to produce “unique, authentic and non-commodity content.” And then Sullivan dug into what commodity content is.
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Google On Publishing Commodity Content
Google may now hold your review replies for approval before showing them in Google Maps or Google Search. Previously, those replies were immediately shown but that may have changed.
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Google Local Review Replies Are Now Moderated (ReviewReplyState)