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Google has started rolling out the March 2026 core update. The rollout may take up to two weeks to complete.
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Google tests AI headline rewrites in Search, completes the March spam update in under 20 hours, and adds AI content labeling to structured data docs.
The post Google Tests AI Headlines, Rolls Out Spam Update – SEO Pulse appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google expands Search Live to 200+ countries, powered by its new Gemini 3.1 Flash Live model with multilingual voice and camera search in AI Mode.
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In this IMHO interview, Ash Nallawalla explains why governance is the missing layer behind most visibility breakdowns.
The post How To Avoid Top Down SEO Systems Failures With The Visibility Governance Maturity Model appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Content published before and after a model’s cutoff lives in different systems, shaping how brands appear in AI-generated answers.
The post When The Training Data Cutoff Becomes A Ranking Factor appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Why the return of scaled, low-differentiation content is putting pressure on Google’s systems and raising the risk of a broader intervention.
The post Are We Due Another Florida-Style Update? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Marketing leaders are grounding SEO in zero- and first-party data to better align content with real-world customer behavior and needs.
The post How Zero-Party & First-Party Data Can Fuel Your Intent-Based SEO Strategy appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Nearly half of publisher search traffic has disappeared post-AI Overviews, raising urgent questions about how content gets funded next.
The post Half Your Traffic Left. The SEO Industry Sent Thoughts and Frameworks appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Research finds that persona prompts “reliably damage” factual accuracy in certain kinds of tasks but work well in others.
The post Research: “You Are An Expert” Prompts Can Damage Factual Accuracy appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
New ChatGPT citation data shows a small group of domains owns most visibility, while broad, cluster-based pages outperform single-intent content.
The post The Science Of How AI Picks Its Sources appeared first on Search Engine Journal.