Search Engine Marketing

YouTube is rolling out a beta feature that automatically lowers costs for underperforming Demand Gen Target CPA (tCPA) campaigns, aiming to keep advertisers closer to their desired CPA during the volatile learning phase. Why we care. The update gives advertisers a financial cushion during the earliest — and often most unstable — phase of YouTube […]

Most of what people are calling “AI SEO” right now is just legacy SEO with new buzzwords. AI SEO is different. When you look at how AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Mode actually source and compress information, there are things you can do that literally did not exist in the Google 10-blue-links world. This

While some SEO influencers are selling panic and “AI-proof” gimmicks, the data from Google’s front lines tells a different, more strategic story.  The rapid integration of AI into search has created a wave of anxiety, making it increasingly difficult to distinguish between durable strategy and distracting noise.  The flood of information often leaves marketers unsure

People are already turning to AI to answer questions, compare products, and make decisions in seconds.  That shift exposes a fundamental problem: the web’s underlying structure was never built for machines.  As AI agents mature, the way information is delivered – and the need for traditional webpages – could change dramatically. Disruption is normal –

AI Overviews, ChatGPT, zero-click results, and other recent developments have all triggered the latest wave of goodbyes to SEO. Except SEO isn’t dead. It might even be thriving.  Search engines still command approximately 88% of all search traffic. But alongside this, AI usage is almost doubling. So what gives?  Well, consumers don’t care about AEO