Search Engine Marketing

Ask An SEO: My Content Can’t Be Seen When I Disable JavaScript – Will This Affect My SEO? via @sejournal, @HelenPollitt1

JavaScript-dependent content may not be accessible to search engine crawlers, so make sure all page content can be rendered for best practice. The post Ask An SEO: My Content Can’t Be Seen When I Disable JavaScript – Will This Affect My SEO? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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How and why to ‘be the primary source’ for organic search

“Just Google it” – ah, so 2021.  These days, organic search and discovery – although still largely conducted on Google – have fanned out to many sources, with user behavior more multi-layered and dynamic than ever. SEO professionals these days need to follow course. Consider a user who:  Starts by watching a TikTok video of

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Google’s anti-privacy bill push sparks outrage among advertisers

Google is being criticized for sending emails to small business owners urging them to oppose California Assembly Bill 566, legislation that would strengthen consumer privacy protections in digital advertising. The outreach campaign, which asks recipients to sign a Connected Commerce Council letter opposing the bill, has prompted marketing professionals to publicly rebuke the tech giant’s

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Google AI Overview-organic ranking overlap drops after core update

AI Overviews are now less likely to cite pages that rank in Google’s top 10 organic positions, according to new BrightEdge data. This change was observed following Google’s March 2025 core update. By the numbers. The overlap between AI Overview citations and Google’s top 10 organic positions dropped from 16% to 15% following the March

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