WebMCP gives AI agents named tools to call, and a clean route for prompt injection. Here’s what Chrome says to lock down first.
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WebMCP gives AI agents named tools to call, and a clean route for prompt injection. Here’s what Chrome says to lock down first.
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AI visibility numbers move between runs, so a single reading can mislead. A new paper offers a stopping rule for when rankings are finally trustworthy.
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Google updated its canonicalization troubleshooting guide with new guidance on how long pages can stay in a duplicate cluster after you fix the content.
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The WordPress 7.0.1 maintenance release improves PHP compatibility and contains a bug fix to a security-related function.
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Some Google Business Profile dashboards show “no reviews yet” even though public review counts remain visible on the live listing.
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Google rolls out Search Console reports for social posts, updates product markup guidance, and warns against building separate markdown pages for AI.
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Most enterprise brands are invisible to AI models right now. That gap is closing fast, and the brands moving first will hold the ground.
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Source bias, retrieval collapse, model collapse: three documented mechanisms that explain AI search’s strangest behavior, and where to place your bet.
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Google’s new Category and Sale Duration structured data properties give merchants a way to rank more precise product data.
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Losing search term visibility? Three technical signals still reveal how smart bidding is really performing, no query data required.
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