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Google is testing payments for content contributing to AI answers, Mueller says AI position data is hard to report, and Cloudflare splits training from search.
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Google is testing a “Dive deeper” button in Discover, starting with videos.
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No GSC for ChatGPT? Paste a distinctive snippet into a chatbot and ask for exact matches. If your URL comes back, retrieval isn’t your problem.
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Google updated its Search documentation to add local business queries to the two result units rolled out in the EEA for directories and direct providers.
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Turn AI guardrails into search assets with a school district’s template for published policies, named reviewers, and clear data protections.
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Bot Preference Sync sets AI crawler policy per category, not per crawler. Allow GPTBot and block Bytespider, and no setting describes what you do.
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Pew’s 37-country survey finds more people expect AI to reduce jobs than add them, a view more common in high-income countries than middle-income ones.
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Google expanded their Mediapartners-Google guidance to make it about more than just AdSense.
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GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and Googlebot won’t pay your price yet. Charge now and you lose citations. Here’s what to decide before the dashboard toggle arrives.
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A controlled AI citation test found source order mattered less than raw data suggested, while structured rewrites shifted how citation credit was distributed.
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