DeepSeek Opens Its In-House Search Engine To Developers via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
A Chinese AI lab opened its search engine to developers. Each result carries a page-level authority tier, and DeepSeek says it filters GEO manipulation. The post DeepSeek Opens Its In-House Search Engine To Developers appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
It Knew Every Word via @sejournal, @pedrodias
A model can recite your brand’s description and still fail the buyer’s question. Research on training data shows why “knowing” is the hard part. The post It Knew Every Word appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
AI Search Tools Cited A Made-Up Concept Within A Week, Paper Finds via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Researchers posted about a made-up concept on sites AI search tools cite. Four English-web tools cited it within a week. Other topics mostly didn’t land. The post AI Search Tools Cited A Made-Up Concept Within A Week, Paper Finds appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
The New Rules Of Journalist Outreach, Based On Millions Of Emails
Get journalist outreach pitches seen and understood with relevant targeting, authenticated domains, concrete subject lines, and clear openings that shape AI inbox summaries. The post The New Rules Of Journalist Outreach, Based On Millions Of Emails appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
OpenAI’s API Only Partly Matched ChatGPT’s Citations, Paper Finds via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
A paper tested whether Google results and OpenAI’s API can stand in for ChatGPT’s citations. They matched cited sites more often than the exact pages. The post OpenAI’s API Only Partly Matched ChatGPT’s Citations, Paper Finds appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google’s Indexing API Docs No Longer Explain How To Get Approval via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google removed the Indexing API approval form and steps from its docs. Default quotas are listed, but the pages don’t say how to request more. The post Google’s Indexing API Docs No Longer Explain How To Get Approval appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Rank Tracker Data, ChatGPT Tags & AI Search Links – SEO Pulse via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
A rank tracker logged Google pages missing their usual sites, some ChatGPT links lost tracking tags, and Google and Bing changed AI search links. The post Rank Tracker Data, ChatGPT Tags & AI Search Links – SEO Pulse appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Meta’s New Terms Expand Crawling Rights Beyond Advertisers via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
New terms let Meta crawl sites tied to business users and use the content to train its products, widening rights ad buyers had already granted. The post Meta’s New Terms Expand Crawling Rights Beyond Advertisers appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Why The New York Times Puts Free Content First
The New York Times gives prime homepage space to free articles and tells readers they’re free. Here’s why that works. The post Why The New York Times Puts Free Content First appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
It’s Possible Your Migration Issues May Be Due To Site Quality via @sejournal, @marie_haynes
If your new domain won’t index and there’s no technical fix, the problem may be originality. Read Marie Haynes’ theory and what to do next. The post It’s Possible Your Migration Issues May Be Due To Site Quality appeared first on Search Engine Journal.