Search Engine Marketing

Why SEO teams need to ask ‘should we use AI?’ not just ‘can we?’

Right now, it’s hard to find a marketing conversation that doesn’t include two letters: AI. SEOs, strategists, and marketing leaders everywhere are asking the same question in different ways: How do we use AI to cut manpower, streamline work, move faster, and boost efficiency? Much of that thinking makes sense. If you run a business,

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Is Your Internal Linking Helping Or Hurting Topical Authority? Ask An SEO via @sejournal, @HelenPollitt1

Learn how to evaluate internal linking structures to ensure they reinforce topical authority instead of weakening page relevance and intent. The post Is Your Internal Linking Helping Or Hurting Topical Authority? Ask An SEO appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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How first-party data drives better outcomes in AI-powered advertising

As AI-driven bidding and automation transform paid media, first-party data has become the most powerful lever advertisers control. In this conversation with Search Engine Land, Julie Warneke, founder and CEO of Found Search Marketing, explained why first-party data now underpins profitable advertising — no matter how Google’s position on third-party cookies evolves. What first-party data

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5 Google Analytics Reports PPC Marketers Should Actually Use via @sejournal, @brookeosmundson

Five Google Analytics reports PPC marketers should use to improve targeting, justify spend, and understand how paid traffic supports conversions across the customer journey. The post 5 Google Analytics Reports PPC Marketers Should Actually Use appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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Google Ads adds a second set of eyes for high-risk account changes

Google Ads has quietly rolled out multi-party approval, a security feature that requires a second administrator to approve certain high-risk account actions. These include adding or removing users and changing user roles. Why we care. As ad accounts grow larger — and more valuable — access control has become a bigger risk. A single unauthorized,

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