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Google hints at a potential shift to automatic language detection, which could reduce reliance on manual hreflang annotations for multilingual websites.
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Google’s Gary Illyes suggests incorrect hreflang tags may not hurt SEO, but the content language remains a key signal for search relevance.
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Reddit blocks major search engines from recent content, except Google, sparking debate on data access and AI training practices.
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Google’s Gary Illyes cautioned that blocking the GoogleOther crawler may have an effect on a wide range of things across Google
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A social media policy helps to set expectations and reduce risk. Here’s how to get it right.
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Find out how to easily detect keyword cannibalization with OpenAI’s text embeddings. Level up your SEO skills with the help of generative AI.
The post Find Keyword Cannibalization Using OpenAI’s Text Embeddings With Examples appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
How can you use AI to enhance your your marketing efforts while prioritizing privacy, compliance, trust, and service?
The post What Can AI Do For Healthcare Marketing In 2024? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google Drops Out of the Anti-Cookie Campaign. What’s Next?
OpenAI launches SearchGPT, an AI-powered search prototype offering direct answers with citations.
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An independent study finds that AI boosts search satisfaction. Google leads, but competitors gain. Social media also sees modest improvements.
The post Study Backs Google’s Claims: AI Search Boosts User Satisfaction appeared first on Search Engine Journal.