Why Your Search Data Doesn’t Agree (And What To Do About It) via @sejournal, @coreydmorris
Attribution gaps, platform silos, privacy changes: Conflicting data is only getting worse. Here’s how to lead with clarity when the numbers don’t match. The post Why Your Search Data Doesn’t Agree (And What To Do About It) appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google Just Made It Easy For SEOs To Kick Out Spammy Sites via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Google just handed SEOs a new way to hit spammy sites with manual actions and get them deindexed from search results. The post Google Just Made It Easy For SEOs To Kick Out Spammy Sites appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
New Google Search Console Message Glitch Gives SEOs A Scare via @sejournal, @martinibuster
A Google Search Console glitch resulted in a message to site owners implying that impressions have only just started being reported. The post New Google Search Console Message Glitch Gives SEOs A Scare appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google Chrome Skills Turn Gemini Prompts Into Reusable Workflows via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google is rolling out Skills to Gemini in Chrome on desktop, letting users save prompts as reusable one-click tools and run them across selected tabs. The post Google Chrome Skills Turn Gemini Prompts Into Reusable Workflows appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Why Your Webinar Program Isn’t Working (So, Copy Ours) via @sejournal, @hethr_campbell
5 years ago, I stepped into the role of webinar ringmaster. I said yes to moderating, but it was all the background work that gave me butterflies. I’d second and third guess everything. Is the title right? What if it flops? Is the content level right for the attendees? Will the right attendees sign up? […]
Shorter, Focused Content Wins In ChatGPT via @sejournal, @Kevin_Indig
Learn why covering fewer subtopics can outperform exhaustive guides in ChatGPT citations, backed by large-scale data. The post Shorter, Focused Content Wins In ChatGPT appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
How To Break Through An Affiliate Site Plateau & Find New Growth – Ask An SEO via @sejournal, @rollerblader
Get actionable ways to break affiliate plateaus using data, audience research, and new content distribution channels. The post How To Break Through An Affiliate Site Plateau & Find New Growth – Ask An SEO appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google Lists 9 Scenarios That Explain How It Picks Canonical URLs via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Google’s John Mueller lists nine scenarios that lead Google to choose one URL as the canonical over another. The post Google Lists 9 Scenarios That Explain How It Picks Canonical URLs appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
New Google Spam Policy Targets Back Button Hijacking via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google added back button hijacking to its malicious practices spam policy. Enforcement starts June 15, 2026. Sites have two months to remove offending code. The post New Google Spam Policy Targets Back Button Hijacking appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
The Dangerous Seduction Of Click-Chasing
News publishers chasing SEO-driven clicks often sacrifice audience trust, and pay the price when rankings collapse. The post The Dangerous Seduction Of Click-Chasing appeared first on Search Engine Journal.