Search Engine Marketing

Google Ads rolls out Suggested plans in Performance Planner

Google Ads released Suggested plans inside its Performance Planner tool. This gives advertisers pre-built forecasting frameworks designed to maximize ROI with less manual setup. A new help doc has also been released to walk users through the feature. Why we care. Media buyers often spend time building scenarios from scratch. Suggested plans streamline this by

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Ranking in Google doesn’t guarantee visibility in ChatGPT: Study

Dominating Google’s first page doesn’t mean you’ll be mentioned in ChatGPT. A new study conducted by Chatoptic of 15 brands across five categories found almost no correlation between SEO strength and visibility in AI answers. Why we care. Many SEOs have argued that SEO success will carry over to generative AI platforms like ChatGPT and

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Google expands AI Max globally to give advertisers more control

Advertisers worldwide can now tap AI Max for Search campaigns, putting Google’s AI tools directly into campaign optimization – with more control, flexibility, and creative oversight. What’s new: Global rollout: AI Max is now in beta across Google Ads, Google Ads Editor, Search Ads 360, and the Google Ads API. One-click experiments: Test AI Max

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Brands back new licensing standard to charge AI for training data

Major publishers – including Reddit, Yahoo, Medium, and Quora – today announced support of a new licensing standard, Really Simple Licensing (RSL). In theory, RSL gives websites leverage to demand compensation when AI companies scrape and train on their data. Why we care. Until now, publishers could only block or allow bots via robots.txt. RSL

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Who Owns Web Performance? Building A Framework For Digital Accountability via @sejournal, @billhunt

Disconnected teams can’t deliver lasting results, making leadership-driven accountability the key to sustained digital performance in today’s AI-first world. The post Who Owns Web Performance? Building A Framework For Digital Accountability appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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