Jun 25
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Google voluntary buyouts target U.S. Search and Ads staff amid AI restructuring.
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Google Offers Voluntary Buyouts To Core U.S. Teams Amid AI Push via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
YouTube is now showing Posts in the Shorts feed, giving creators a new way to expand their reach.
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YouTube Begins Showing Posts In The Shorts Feed via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google’s John Mueller showed how to diagnose a search visibility issue that was apparently triggered by a domain migration. The post Google Shows Why Rankings Collapsed After Domain Migration appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Google Shows Why Rankings Collapsed After Domain Migration via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Google rolls out support for loyalty program structured data, which allows businesses to display member benefits in search results.
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Google Launches Loyalty Program Structured Data Support via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
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Daily Search Forum Recap: June 10, 2025
Not all SEO scales the same. This piece breaks down when product-led strategies work – and when they don’t. The post 3 Examples Of Product-Led SEO appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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3 Examples Of Product-Led SEO via @sejournal, @Kevin_Indig
Jun 25
10
What’s behind those sudden traffic surges in GA4 that GSC doesn’t show? This breakdown explains the key technical differences.
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Ask An SEO: Why Is GA Reporting Higher Organic Traffic Than GSC? via @sejournal, @HelenPollitt1
Google’s new AI Max in Google Ads for Search campaigns is coming to all advertisers in Q3 of 2025. As a reminder, Google says AI Max for Search campaigns is a “new, one-click feature suite” that brings you a “suite of targeting and creative enhancements” of “the best of Google AI to your Search campaigns.”
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Google Ads AI Max Coming To All In Q3 2025
Google seems to be testing displaying local ads at the bottom of the Google local map pack in the Google Search results. Normally the sponsored ads are at the top of the local pack, but here they are at the bottom.
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Google Ads At Bottom Of Google Local Map Pack
Google Search Console’s API has not reported on data since June 3rd. The API is simply stuck since then, and I am not sure if it has anything to do with the Google Discover reporting issues or not – I suspect not fully since those were different dates.
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Google Search Console API Data Stuck Since June 3rd