Search Engine Marketing

What generative search means for brand visibility (and what CMOs are doing about it) by Edna Chavira

As AI-driven platforms increasingly shape how brands are represented online, marketing leaders face a new imperative: ensuring their narrative remains accurate, consistent, and strategic. In this webinar, technical marketing expert Myriam Jessier and Gerald Murphy, Evangelist at Semrush Enterprise, will introduce the Brand Control Quadrant—a practical framework for understanding and managing how large language models

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Google Gemini is the most trusted LLM for PPC strategy

Advertisers are leaning into AI to help optimize pay-per-click (PPC) campaigns. But how reliable is that AI guidance? Five popular AI tools – ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google Gemini, Perplexity, Meta AI – were asked 45 PPC-related questions by data Insights company Wordstream. The result? One in five answers were flat-out wrong. The experiment. The

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Cloudflare’s Pay Per Crawl: A turning point for SEO and GEO

The content economy is in trouble. AI crawlers read websites, summarize information, and offer answers without sending users to the original source. The result? A dramatic drop in traffic from AI models, declining ad revenue, and a growing threat to the business model that has powered the web for decades. Now, Cloudflare is stepping in

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Ask An SEO: Should I Hire Candidates Who Can Use AI Tools Or Have Traditional Skills? via @sejournal, @HelenPollitt1

What makes a great SEO hire in today’s market? Helen Pollitt covers which skills count and where AI fits on this week’s Ask An SEO. The post Ask An SEO: Should I Hire Candidates Who Can Use AI Tools Or Have Traditional Skills? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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The new marketing war isn’t for clicks – it’s for memory

Marketing used to be a game of visibility. You researched the market, spotted the gaps, built the content, ran the ads. You showed up, people saw you, some of them clicked-and, crucially, you could see it happening. You had dashboards. Attribution models. Funnels. You could test, optimize, improve. It wasn’t perfect, but it was observable. That era

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