Unlock the secrets of AI visibility to adapt your website for future search trends and improve technical SEO practices. The post The Tech SEO Audit for the AI Search Era: How to Maximize Your AI Visibility appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
An Ahrefs report tested whether adding schema markup to pages already cited by AI improved their citation rates. The post Schema Markup Didn’t Move AI Citations In Ahrefs Test appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
An Ahrefs report tested whether adding schema markup to pages already cited by AI improved their citation rates. The post Schema Markup Didn’t Move AI Citations In Ahrefs Test appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google deprecated FAQ rich results, completing a removal that started years ago. FAQ rich results were already restricted for most sites.
AI visibility now depends on crawl access, server-rendered content, semantic HTML, and machine-readable structure beyond Googlebot. The post The Technical SEO Audit Needs A New Layer appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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 .
Google has outlined best practices that can increase the likelihood of “Read more” deep links appearing. The post Google Lists Best Practices For Read More Deep Links appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Websites aren’t built for AI agents, and that’s a problem. Slobodan Manic explains what needs to change. The post Machine-First Architecture: AI Agents Are Here And Your Website Isn’t Ready, Says No Hacks Podcast Host appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Find out why Googlebot is no longer the only dominant crawler as OpenAI’s ChatGPT-User takes the lead in web requests. The post ChatGPT Now Crawls 3.6x More Than Googlebot: What 24M Requests Reveal appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google’s Gary Illyes published a blog post explaining how Googlebot works as one client of a centralized crawling platform, with new byte-level details. The post Google Explains Googlebot Byte Limits And Crawling Architecture appeared first on Search Engine Journal