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Kevin Indig’s data across 1,094 categories shows that only 15.2% have a clear ChatGPT owner, and citations barely predict which brand gets named.
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Treat Europe as one Google market, and you’ll miss Seznam, Ecosia, Zalando, and a regulatory layer that can close a door overnight.
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Search Console platform properties are now open to everyone worldwide, and Google has published a guide to reading your social and video search data.
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Lead-gen and ecommerce managers: two Google Ads bidding changes landed this summer. Here’s what shifts, what doesn’t, and which campaigns to audit first.
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Google’s John Mueller explains the SEO impact of random URLs injected into web pages by CMS platforms.
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Google is putting Top Stories carousels inside AI Overviews, raising the stakes on its new AI opt-out setting in Search Console.
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Is Google still a search engine? Its Q2 2026 earnings call suggests the answer is changing, and website owners should plan accordingly.
The post The Future Of Search & AI: What I Learned From Google’s Latest Earnings Call appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Data ties higher AI detector scores to lower positions and to fewer pages in Google’s index, though heavily flagged pages still rank in top 10.
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Google’s DMCA case against scraper SerpApi collapsed because SearchGuard protects ad revenue, not copyright. The same reasoning weakens every site’s anti-bot defense against AI crawlers.
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Shared Claude chats showed up in Google. We checked the pages and found a noindex header sitting behind a robots.txt block that keeps Google out.
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