Search Engine Marketing

Report: U.S. considering forcing a Google breakup

The U.S. Justice Department is reportedly considering forcing parent company Alphabet to shed at least one of its units. Among the possibilities being explored following a judge’s ruling that Google violated antitrust laws, according to Bloomberg: Chrome, Google’s web browser. This one seems highly unlikely – web browsers aren’t exactly a lucrative business model. Android, Google’s operating

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ChatGPT Study Finds Training Data Doesn’t Match Real-World Use via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

Study reveals gap between ChatGPT’s training data and real-world uses, highlighting need for careful AI implementation in content strategies. The post ChatGPT Study Finds Training Data Doesn’t Match Real-World Use appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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Google extends deadline for Hotel Ads commission bidding sunset

Google announced a grace period for its planned phase-out of commission-based bidding in Hotel Ads campaigns. The new deadline is Feb. 20, 2025 Why we care. This extension gives hotel advertisers more time to adapt and carefully plan and implement new bidding strategies to ensure uninterrupted campaign performance. Key details: Existing Hotel ads campaigns using

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Google Ads API streamlines conversion adjustment uploads

Google will soon make significant changes to its Google Ads API, simplifying the process of uploading conversion adjustments. Why we care. This update removes a key friction point for advertisers and API users, allowing for more immediate data adjustments and potentially more accurate campaign optimization. Driving the news. Starting Sept. 9, users can upload conversion

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