Since the weekend, Google has started to roll out Google Discover on desktop in many countries and regions.
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Google Begins Rolling Out Discover On Desktop
Google has updated its title structured data help document for Google Merchant Center to now recommend you add the product’s brand name to the title of the product when it’s a differentiating factor.
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Google Merchant Center Now Recommends Product’s Brand Name In Title
Google has a weird and somewhat limited and rare issue with sitemap files within Google Search Console. These sitemap files cannot be fetched and retrieved by Google Search. The issue seems to be related to 5-character subdomains that are on a Polish ccTLD, .pl.
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Google Sitemap Error For Some International 5 Character Subdomains
A month ago, Google said it would soon redirect its ccTLD, country specific domains, for Google Search to its Google.com domain.
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Google Search Begins Migrating Off Country Specific ccTLDs
Google has a bug with Google Ads where for campaigns running on New Customer Acquisition they are not able to spend the set budget. This bug was confirmed with Google and has been an issue for advertisers since May 15th.
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Google Ads Spending Bug With New Customer Acquisition Since May 15
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Google AI Mode seems like it got a lot faster over the past day or so. Instead of going through the steps of saying thinking about this, searching for results, organizing results, it just now saying kicking off searches and then looking at sites and then quickly shows the AI Mode response.
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Google Speeds Up AI Mode
With zero-click results and AI Overviews dominating the SERP, SEO pros must adapt. This article breaks down key shifts in behavior, metrics, and strategy. The post From Search To Discovery: Why SEO Must Evolve Beyond The SERP appeared first on Search Engine Journal
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From Search To Discovery: Why SEO Must Evolve Beyond The SERP via @sejournal, @alexmoss
Google’s AIO rewrites articles without adding unique analysis or insights, essentially meeting the definition of low-value content. The post Does Google’s AI Overviews Violate Its Own Spam Policies? appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Does Google’s AI Overviews Violate Its Own Spam Policies? via @sejournal, @martinibuster
As I mentioned in my Friday video, there seems to be a lot of Google search ranking volatility that kicked off on Friday, May 16th and throughout this weekend. The most heated day seems to have been on Friday but the chatter is pretty busy over the weekend within the SEO community.
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Google Search Ranking Update Volatility May 16th
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A WordPress plugin that enables users to scrape other sites and publish their content contains a critical vulnerability The post WordPress Scraper Plugin Compromised By Security Vulnerability appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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WordPress Scraper Plugin Compromised By Security Vulnerability via @sejournal, @martinibuster