How to close the identity gap between your brand, search, AI, and buyers
Your strongest traffic signals may be reinforcing the wrong brand identity. Learn how to uncover the gaps limiting search and AI visibility.
Your strongest traffic signals may be reinforcing the wrong brand identity. Learn how to uncover the gaps limiting search and AI visibility.
Learn how to influence the reviews, citations, and third-party mentions AI search engines use in local business recommendations.
New research reveals how ChatGPT fetches pages, selects sources, and summarizes content — with practical prompts to test your own site.
Early-career SEOs should prioritize business context, search intent, technical basics, and hands-on research before relying on AI tools.
Google's WebMCP protocol lets AI agents execute structured actions on websites via browser APIs. Is this the next frontier of technical SEO?
AI users behave nothing like traditional searchers – and most AI chat activity has zero commercial intent, according to a new analysis.
Discover why technical branding – speed, semantics, security – now drives AI search performance, and how to stop brand drift before machines define you.
GEO is rising, but SEO remains essential. Invest your time and efforts wisely to prioritize what matters now – and prepare for what’s next.
AI search tools are on the rise, but SEO fundamentals remain critical. Learn how the two intersect and what it means for your strategy.
But being indexed, does not guarantee your pages will show within these AI results.
In Chrome, type chrome://site-engagement/ to see which sites you engage with the most.
Google has said again that links in guest blog posts should be nofollowed.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Voice agents and interfaces will require many new marketing strategiesApr 19, 2018 by Barry Levine Marketers are only now getting a glimpse of the many approaches that will be required for […]
In today's installment, search industry veterans predict where SEO will be in 2020.
There are widespread reports within the industry of negative SEO extortion emails being sent to website owners, webmasters, SEOs and others. The emails are claiming that an evil SEO will ruin the site’s ranking in Google and other search engines if they do not come up and wire $1,500 to the evil SEO. Both Dan […]
On Friday, August 8th, there appears to have been a Google algorithm update that Google said they will not comment on. It may likely be a monthly Google Panda refresh but we cannot confirm if there was an update and if so, if it was Panda or not. I reported the details at the Search […]
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Hijacking Google Search Results With Duplicate Content Dan Petrovic has explained how he hijacked a few pages in Google to show his copied version over the original version of the page. […]
Dan Petrovic has explained how he hijacked a few pages in Google to show his copied version over the original version of the page. For example, he was able to confuse Google into thinking a page on MarketBizz should really show on dejanseo.com.au instead of on marketbizz.nl. How did he do it? He simply copied […]
Dan Petrovic documented a competitive link hack that can easily been done within Google Webmaster Tools to find all the links pointing to any page on the internet. It is a competitive link hack that seems to work just fine for anyone. The hack takes advantage of the intermediate link feature within webmaster tools. Without […]