How I built 5,660 backlinks in 30 days [New strategy]
How to use a new link building strategy called "Reverse Outreach".
Topic: Tesla
ChatGPT and Google AI favor large retailers in shopping answers
Adding 'independent' to shopping prompts more than doubled small-store recommendations, while 'local' and 'near me' made far less difference.
25 best blog niche ideas (Data study)
We analyzed 100 niches using real data to reveal the top 25 blog ideas – ranked by growth, competition, and monetization potential.
Introducing ‘YBYS’: Your brand = Your SEO
The easiest way to survive AI search may be the least exciting SEO advice ever: build a real brand.
New data: 77% use AI to shop. Nearly 1 in 3 won’t let it spend.
More than 3 in 4 people use AI for shopping — but trust drops to $0 when money’s involved. What that means for AI commerce in 2026.
Google Merchant Center adds “build to order” for vehicle listings
Google has added a “build to order” availability option in GMC giving vehicle sellers a clearer way to list customizable, factory-order models.
How PR teams can measure real impact with SEO, PPC, and GEO
A practical approach for tying earned media to search behavior, downstream conversions, and visibility in AI-generated answers.
What is AI, actually, and how is it affecting SEO?
Feeling overwhelmed by AI buzz? Learn what matters, what’s noise, and how to stay ahead when it comes to AI, LLMs, and generative tools.
The future of marketing looks a lot like engineering and AI roles. Here are 5 reasons why.
From campaigns to continuous systems, marketing’s future runs on modular design, agile thinking, and AI orchestration.
The future of marketing looks a lot like engineering and AI roles. Here are 5 reasons why.
From campaigns to continuous systems, marketing’s future runs on modular design, agile thinking, and AI orchestration.
TikTok’s U.S. future rests on Trump–Xi meeting this week
A deal framework signals TikTok may stay in the U.S., easing months of uncertainty for advertisers, marketers, and creators.
12 SEO metrics to add to your digital PR measurement program
Uncover insights to better understand your audience, optimize content and quantify PR impact by adopting these essential SEO metrics.
How brands and agencies are reacting to Elon Musk’s radical changes at Twitter
As brand safety risks increase, some advertisers are waiting to see whether Twitter will be a respected platform or a free-for-all hellscape.
Is Google Search showing fewer sitelinks
Google use to show as many as six sitelinks in its search results - now it seems to show at most four. Maybe this was a layout change to vertical sitelinks?
Lucid visibility: How a publisher broke into Google Discover in less than 30 days from launch
Find out why, and how, it happened – and whether that Discover visibility will remain over the long-term, in this case study.
Elon Musk taking over Twitter, but most marketers not worried
Despite concerns about "free" speech, 58% of marketers we polled think Musk owning Twitter will be good for brands, marketers and users.
Twitter: Edit button coming (but you’ll have to pay to get it)
Twitter says it's been working on a feature that will allow users to edit tweets. The catch: it will only be available to Twitter Blue users.
5 ways to maximize campaign ROI through social and media data
In this live webinar, learn how Tesla, Lululemon and Nike found the secret to success by applying insights to their business strategy.
Bing’s top searches in 2016: Lady Gaga, iPhone 7 & video gamer DanTDM take top spots
While Bing ranked multiple topics -- everything from top searched celebrities to tech trends -- it didn't share its most popular search term for the year.
Yahoo 2016 Year in Review: ‘2016 Election’ top search term & ‘Election Day’ No. 1 news story
Yahoo says "Donald Trump" ranked as its second most popular search of the year, while "Hillary Clinton" barely made the top 10.
Search in Pics: Google Dance with Matt Cutts, Google’s ice rink & Zootopia
In this week’s Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the web, showing what people eat at the search engine companies, how they play, who they meet, where they speak, what toys they have and more. Matt Cutts at the Google Dance at SMX: Source: Twitter Google Canada ice hockey rink: Source: […]
Ask.com’s Top 10 Searches For 2014: “What Are The Symptoms Of Ebola?” Leads The List
With more than a month still to go in 2014, Ask.com has already released its top searches for the year. Based on its 100 million monthly U.S. users, Ask.com says “What are the symptoms of Ebola?” was the number one question for news related searches on the site in 2014. Ask.com listed its top trending news, […]
Bing Posts Its Most Popular Searches For 2013, Naming Beyonce The Most Searched Person Of The Year
Bing has released its most popular searches for 2013, including more than 20 “Most Searched” lists, from most searched persons, sports stars and teams, to most searched TV shows and movies, social sites, entertainment electronics and apps. Beyonce topped two lists, winning the No. 1 spot for most searched person of 2013 and most searched […]
Seeking Broader Appeal Blekko Offers Bold New UI
In January, upstart search engine Blekko launched a specialized tablet app called Izik. The UI and overall experience were optimized for the touch-screen devices. Search results were more visual and finger friendly. Most of all, CEO Rich Skrenta stressed that Izik was leaving behind the familiar “10 blue links.” As part of the Izik launch, […]
SearchCap: The Day In Search, May 7, 2013
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the Web. From Search Engine Land: Google Maps To Get A Major Design Overhaul Alex Chitu reports Google is testing a new Google Maps interface, possibly to be launched next week at Google I/O. The new interface […]
Search In Pics: Brin’s Pink Bat Tesla, Google Self Driving Lexus & eTown Awards
In this week’s Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the Web, showing what people eat at the search engine companies, how they play, who they meet, where they speak, what toys they have, and more.
Larry Page: Biggest Threat To Google? “Google”
It’s the Google Zeitgeist conference, Google’s big event for major partners and advertisers. Last session of the event? A talk with Google CEO Larry Page and chairman Eric Schmidt. Here’s my live blog, ending with the Page’s answer that Google has nothing to fear but Google itself. Larry says he hopes everyone is inspired by […]