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Stay informed about AI search trends and their effect on your website’s performance. Prepare for the future of search marketing.
The post 5 AI Search Shifts Marketers Can’t Afford to Miss Before Q3 appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google traffic is harder to come by. Its newest publisher features won’t bring it back; they’re built to reward loyal, engaged audiences instead.
The post Google Is Building An Audience Loyalty Ecosystem appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Claude referral traffic has grown almost 4x this year, making it the fastest growing among AI platforms, though still the smallest source.
The post Claude Is The Fastest-Growing AI Traffic Source, Per New Data appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
New data shows most U.S. Google searches end without a click, with a shrinking share of traffic reaching websites outside Google’s ecosystem.
The post Google Search Sends 23% Of Queries To The Open Web appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google is adding a direct Google Business Profile connection and Business notebooks to the Gemini app, rolling out this month.
The post Google Is Adding Business Profile Tools To The Gemini App appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
BrightEdge research suggests AI engines assign citation roles to Reddit and LinkedIn for ranking purposes.
The post Research Suggests AI Engines Assign Ranking Roles To Sources appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
AI can infer relationships from content, but first-party knowledge is more accurate. Here’s why organizations need to own that layer explicitly.
The post The Integrity Graph: The Missing Layer In Your AI Visibility Audit appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Digital Content Next sent Common Crawl a cease and desist letter demanding it stop scraping publisher content and remove protected material from its datasets.
The post US Publishers Demand Common Crawl Stop Scraping Their Content appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Reuters and Time now block AI bots by default, allowing only approved crawlers through allowlists, as more publishers add friction to AI content scraping.
The post More News Sites Default To Blocking AI Crawlers appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Find out how to optimize your push advertising strategy with insights on Web Push notifications and engagement in 2026.
The post Web Push Advertising 2026: Market Trends, Challenges & Opportunities appeared first on Search Engine Journal.