Survey: Publishers Expect Search Traffic To Fall Over 40% via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
A Reuters Institute survey finds publishers expect search traffic to drop over 40% in three years as AI answer engines expand. The post Survey: Publishers Expect Search Traffic To Fall Over 40% appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
SEO Is No Longer A Single Discipline via @sejournal, @DuaneForrester
Duane Forrester explains why SEO still has a core, but no longer fits into a single lane as discovery multiplies across systems and interfaces. The post SEO Is No Longer A Single Discipline appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Building A Brand Is Not A Strategy, It Is A Starting Point via @sejournal, @TaylorDanRW
“Build a brand” is incomplete advice. This article explains how SEO actually contributes to visibility, trust, and long-term demand. The post Building A Brand Is Not A Strategy, It Is A Starting Point appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
YouTube Expands Monetization For Some Controversial Issues via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
YouTube is updating advertiser-friendly guidelines so some non-graphic videos on “controversial issues” may be eligible for full monetization. The post YouTube Expands Monetization For Some Controversial Issues appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Why Paid Search Foundations Still Matter In An AI-Focused World
Foundational strategy remains the quiet force behind whether automated campaign models elevate results or compound inefficiencies. The post Why Paid Search Foundations Still Matter In An AI-Focused World appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Social Media Trust Is Breaking Down (And How You Can Rebuild It) via @sejournal, @donutcaramel13
Bots, fake reviews, and undisclosed AI are eroding trust on social media, creating a competitive advantage for brands that prioritize authenticity and real human experience. The post Social Media Trust Is Breaking Down (And How You Can Rebuild It) appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google: AI Mode Checkout Can’t Raise Prices via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google responds to “personalized upselling” criticism tied to its AI Mode checkout, saying upselling means premium options, not higher prices. The post Google: AI Mode Checkout Can’t Raise Prices appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
What Google SERPs Will Reward in 2026 [Webinar] via @sejournal, @lorenbaker
The Changes, Features & Signals Driving Organic Traffic Next Year Google’s search results are evolving faster than most SEO strategies can adapt. AI Overviews are expanding into new keyword and intent types, AI Mode is reshaping how results are displayed, and ongoing experimentation with SERP layouts is changing how users interact with search altogether. For […]
5 Ways To Reduce CPL, Improve Conversion Rates & Capture More Demand In 2026 via @sejournal, @CallRail
Maximize your online ads with 5 expert PPC tips that will help you drive more traffic from and increase conversions across your ad sets. The post 5 Ways To Reduce CPL, Improve Conversion Rates & Capture More Demand In 2026 appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
How Much Can We Influence AI Responses? via @sejournal, @Kevin_Indig
LLM visibility is less about control and more about volatility, as studies reveal how easily AI answers can be influenced at scale. The post How Much Can We Influence AI Responses? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.