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Google AI Overviews Study Finds Lost Clicks Weren’t Lower Quality via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

An updated AI Overviews experiment finds no measurable difference in bounce rates, time on site, or returns to search between clicks with and without summaries. The post Google AI Overviews Study Finds Lost Clicks Weren’t Lower Quality appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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Google adds Channel Diagnostics to Performance Max

Google is introducing a new Channel Diagnostics feature for Performance Max, giving advertisers a centralised view of asset issues that may be limiting campaign delivery across Google’s channels. What’s happening. The new Channel Diagnostics section is now available within Insights & Reports > Channel Performance in Performance Max campaigns. Advertisers can: View diagnostics across all

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Google Search now sends searchers directly to publisher-hosted AMP pages

Google has updated how it connects users to AMP pages from Search by sending them directly to publisher-hosted AMP pages. Previously, Google Search would take users to the cached pages displayed in an AMP viewer. A Google spokesperson told Search Engine Land: “Starting today, we are updating how we connect users to AMP pages from

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Google tests AI-generated summaries in Search ads

Google appears to be experimenting with AI-generated summaries inside sponsored search results, a move that could reshape how users interact with paid ads and how advertisers’ messaging is presented. What’s happening. Some advertisers are seeing AI-generated summaries displayed directly beneath Google Ads descriptions in Search results. The summaries include a disclaimer stating: “Google AI responses

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GraphRAG: What entity-first retrieval means for SEO

Making your brand machine-readable and increasing its chances of being selected for AI-generated answers are only part of the picture. Underneath both is a retrieval layer that’s changing how AI systems identify entities, connect facts, and decide which brands to cite. That layer is GraphRAG. Understanding how it works turns “optimize for AI” from a

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