Here are the most popular articles on the Search Engine Roundtable by number of comments. In other words, these are the articles with the highest number of comments posted in 2024.
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Most Commented Search Engine Roundtable Articles – 2024 Edition
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Top Contributors To The Search Engine Roundtable In 2024
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Get ready for the future of paid media campaigns. Dive into the game-changing developments this year, from AI advancements to privacy updates
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Paid Media Marketing In 2025: 7 Changes Marketers Should Make via @sejournal, @brookeosmundson
Google’s AI Overviews is occupying greater amounts of pixel space in the search results, creating a challenging environment for SEO The post Google AI Overviews Claims More Pixel Height in SERPs appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Google AI Overviews Claims More Pixel Height in SERPs via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
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Daily Search Forum Recap: December 30, 2024
A recent study looked at 892 migrations to find out how long it takes for organic traffic to recover after a domain migration. The post How Long Should An SEO Migration Take?
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How Long Should An SEO Migration Take? [Study Updated] via @sejournal, @TaylorDanRW
Google is testing using Gemini to generate the Things To Know section using AI.
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Google Search Tests AI Generated Things to Know
Google’s CEO, Sundar Pichai, reportedly held a meeting for its employees where he spoke about the upcoming challenges in 2025 and how important it is for Google to ship AI products fast. One line that really stood out for me is “Scaling Gemini on the consumer side will be our biggest focus next year,” Pichai later added.
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Google: Scaling Gemini For Consumers Biggest Focus Of 2025
Google often shows images in the knowledge panels within the Google Search results, but when you click on them, they often load smaller in an overlay window. It seems Google is testing (or it is a bug) showing the image full screen.
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Bug? Google Knowledge Panel Images Opening Full Screen.
Google is now testing titled sponsored search ads in the Google Search results with “Find related products & services.” And as you guessed it, those buttons lead to more search results with more ads to click on.
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Google Search Ads Titled Find Related Products & Services