How product thinking can make you a better SEO
Product thinking forces you to ask better questions about SEO: What problem are we solving, how should it be built, and did it actually work?
Topic: Computer programming
Are you building software instead of doing marketing?
Your team doesn't need to build every AI workflow. Decide what to automate in-house, buy from a vendor, or outsource.
The new SEO stack: What replaces your old toolset
See how LLMs, APIs and scripts cut busywork, uncover AI search signals and help teams move faster without ditching core SEO basics.
Google lets you build your own app within Google Search with agentic coding
This is powered by Google Antigravity and uses Gemini 3.5 right in Google Search.
Regex for SEO: The simple language that powers AI and data analysis
From Google Search Console to LLMs, regex helps structure and interpret text data efficiently. See how it connects SEO and AI workflows.
Google Bard update improved math and data analysis and Google Sheets exports
Bard is now better at mathematical tasks, coding questions and string manipulation.
You can now use Google Bard to help you code
You can use Bard to help you code up some Python scripts to automate some of your daily SEO or PPC tasks.
5 steps to automate your SEO processes using simple programming tactics
“Everyone has annoying tasks in their job that you wish you could hire someone else to do, and at this point, you could automate it,” Colt Sliva said at SMX Next.
Google coding-game doodle marks 50th anniversary of kids learning to code
The Google doodle team partnered with the Google Blockly team and MIT researchers to create "Coding with Carrots," its first-ever coding-game doodle.
Microsoft partners with HackerRank to deliver executable code in Bing search
Bing's group engineering manager for UX features and shared tools calls the new feature a Rosetta-stone model for programming languages.
AdWords Scripts For Every Level: Part 2, Intermediate Tips For Editing & Troubleshooting
This is the second in a three-part series on using AdWords Scripts. In the first part we covered how to read scripts. In part two, we go beyond the very basics and look at some of the issues that new scripts users run into. I asked scripts whizzes, Frederick Vallaeys, former Googler and co-founder of […]
Grace Hopper Honored With Google Logo To Mark The Computer Scientist’s 107th Birthday
Not only a pioneer in the field of computer programming, Grace Hopper was the oldest active-duty commissioned officer in the US Navy at the time of her retirement. While serving in the Navy Reserves, Hopper was one of the original programmers of the Harvard Mark I computer and is credited with developing the first compiler […]
Google Logo For First Computer Programmer, Ada Lovelace
Today on Google is a special logo, aka Google Doodle, for Ada Lovelace. Ada Lovelace was born 197 years ago today and invented the first algorithm or computer program in 1842. That means she invented the first program 170 years ago! In her very short life of 36 years she was able to see the […]
Do You Sound Like A Broken Record? Get Used To It…
In a world where everything changes at break-neck speed, it seems like not a day goes by where I don’t utter some version of the same words and advice. After a recent chat with a couple of other in-house SEOs, it occurred to me… we sound like a broken record. Are we destined to repeat […]