Search Engine Marketing

JavaScript links can make your pages invisible to AI search

“Google renders JavaScript” has been the standard answer to client-side rendering concerns for years, and it got easier to believe in 2019, when Googlebot went evergreen, continuously running on the latest version of Chromium. The increasing flow of search traffic through AI assistants renders that wisdom incomplete because the crawlers for AI assistants behave nothing […]

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Reddit’s ChatGPT Search citations fell 86% in four days: Report

Reddit’s share of ChatGPT Search citations fell 86.4% in four days, according to new Promptwatch data. The decline began Aug. 14 after weeks of relative stability, the AI visibility platform reported. What happened. Reddit accounted for an average of 3.83% of ChatGPT Search citations between July 18 and Aug. 7, Promptwatch said. That share fell

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Clicks Are Down 42%, LinkedIn Reach Down 47% But You’re Raging At The Wrong Target via @sejournal, @gregjarboe

LinkedIn reach and Google clicks are collapsing, but Tony Uphoff argues SEO pros are diagnosing structural disruption as decline, and prescribing the wrong fix. The post Clicks Are Down 42%, LinkedIn Reach Down 47% But You’re Raging At The Wrong Target appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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InMotion Hosting Launches Tiered Agency Partner Program via @sejournal, @inmotionhosting

InMotion Hosting launches a tiered Agency Partner Program helping digital agencies earn recurring revenue, access client leads, receive hosting discounts, and simplify account management. The post InMotion Hosting Launches Tiered Agency Partner Program appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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ChatGPT Ads are expanding to 31 European countries

OpenAI is bringing ChatGPT Ads to its biggest group of new markets yet, giving European advertisers access to an emerging ad channel built around conversations rather than traditional search queries or social feeds. What’s happening: ChatGPT Ads will expand to 31 European countries next week, including Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands

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Technical SEO for AI search: 4 fundamentals that matter

Despite what your LinkedIn feed may tell you, AI retrieval isn’t a new discipline. It’s a stress test of technical SEO fundamentals that are already best practices.  Websites struggling with AI visibility are usually affected by the same technical issues that have long reduced search rankings. There are some additional checkboxes to review, but there

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Google Ads is finally building a stronger foundation for B2B lead gen

Google Marketing Live was almost three months ago, and enough of the announcements have now shipped to separate the meaningful changes from the features that still need time. For B2B advertisers, that distinction matters. B2B has often felt like an afterthought as Google has focused on commerce features, leaving advertisers to figure out how to

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Slop antibodies: The link between AI slop, watermarking, and commodity content

Most comments on my LinkedIn posts look like this lately: Slop. Of course. Viruses have no metabolism of their own and need a host to reproduce. Slop comments regurgitate back to me what I wrote (the host) with zero value. My desire to be on LinkedIn is getting closer to dentist-visit level ever since the

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Google Answers Why Spam Updates Need To Happen via @sejournal, @martinibuster

Why does Google have spam updates every once in a while? Google’s John Mueller answers that question and explains the reason why Google doesn’t just get rid of spam on a regular basis with existing algorithms. Spam Algorithms And Updates There are many kinds of search spam, and Google’s systems handle them with different algorithms.

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