Search Engine Marketing

AI Max spotted in Google Standard Shopping campaigns

AI Max appears to be making its way to Standard Shopping campaigns, potentially bringing AI-powered query matching, ad customization, and landing page optimization to a campaign type that has historically offered advertisers more manual control. If widely rolled out, the update could expand how Standard Shopping campaigns compete for search queries without requiring advertisers to […]

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Google Ads API v25 adds YouTube metrics and loyalty campaign goals

Google released version 25 of the Google Ads API, adding new reporting capabilities, updated campaign goals, and expanded YouTube measurement tools for developers building on the platform. The release also introduces changes that require developers to upgrade their client libraries and code to access the new functionality. What’s new. Google Ads API v25 includes several

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Google fined €460 million over self-preferencing Search and  €430 over Google Play

The European Commission announced two fines under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) against Google, one for Google Search and the other for Google Play. The total fine comes out to €890 million, which is just over $1 billion in US dollars. Google Search fine. The EU fined Google €460 million over its anti-competitive practices with

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Google Went ‘Not Provided’ In 2011 And Blinded Us, ChatGPT Just Shipped Its Version via @sejournal, @DuaneForrester

Waiting for ChatGPT to prove your ROI? The not-provided lesson says stop. Here’s the measurement work you can own instead. The post Google Went ‘Not Provided’ In 2011 And Blinded Us, ChatGPT Just Shipped Its Version appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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The worst thing you can be in an SEO job interview is forgettable

I debated publishing this more than almost any other article I’ve written. And if you’ve been around for a while, you know that’s saying something. I’ve been incredibly fortunate that the SEO community has supported SEOJobs.com. As a result, I receive quite a few direct messages from people looking for advice on landing their next

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Google Search Revenue Growth Eases After A Year Of Acceleration via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

Alphabet’s Q2 Search revenue rose 17% to $63.27 billion, its first easing after four quarters of acceleration. Google credited retail and Gemini integration. The post Google Search Revenue Growth Eases After A Year Of Acceleration appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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