Kevin Indig’s data across 1,094 categories shows that only 15.2% have a clear ChatGPT owner, and citations barely predict which brand gets named. The post 89% Of AI Search Demand Has No Clear Owner: Use This Before The Window Closes appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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89% Of AI Search Demand Has No Clear Owner: Use This Before The Window Closes via @sejournal, @gregjarboe
Treat Europe as one Google market, and you’ll miss Seznam, Ecosia, Zalando, and a regulatory layer that can close a door overnight. The post European Search Strategy Goes Beyond Google & Bing appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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European Search Strategy Goes Beyond Google & Bing via @sejournal, @motokohunt
Search Console platform properties are now open to everyone worldwide, and Google has published a guide to reading your social and video search data. The post Google Opens Search Console Social Reporting To Everyone appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Google Opens Search Console Social Reporting To Everyone via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
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Lead-gen and ecommerce managers: two Google Ads bidding changes landed this summer. Here’s what shifts, what doesn’t, and which campaigns to audit first
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Google Ads Bidding Strategies: Where To Spend Your Time In 2026 via @sejournal, @LisaRocksSEM
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.
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Daily Search Forum Recap: July 29, 2026
Earlier this month, Google announced platform properties, a way to see content that you manage but on third-party platforms, including social platforms and video platforms. So if you have an account on Instagram, TikTok, X and/or YouTube, you can claim access and see how your content on those platforms are performing within Google Search. That feature is now globally live as of today, Google announced.
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Google Platform Properties Now Fully Live
Perplexity never skips the web, so every query is winnable. Here’s what its live answer stream reveals about citations, video, and local. The post How Perplexity Actually Picks Sources (I Read The Stream, Not The Answers) appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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How Perplexity Actually Picks Sources (I Read The Stream, Not The Answers) via @sejournal, @suganthan
Google supports the unavailable_after meta attribute, which will tell Google not to show this page in search results after the specified date/time. The problem with this, is that if you try to change the unavailable_after date later, Google might not pick up on it because Google may not try to crawl that page before the last given date.
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The Problem With unavailable_after – Google Might Not See Updated Dates
Microsoft seems to be testing showing pricing on the product images within the Bing Search organic results. Normally, Bing would show review stars on the product images and, below the image, show the price
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Bing Testing Pricing On Product Images
The Google Ads interface now shows Target CPA and Target ROAS as explicit bidding strategy options in the drop-down of bidding options.
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Google Ads Target CPA & Target ROAS As Explicit Bidding Strategy Options