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Bruce Clay, a founding figure who shaped the SEO marketing industry, has died. His concepts continue to influence professionals to this day.
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ClaudeBot outpaced Googlebot on a new site. Here’s what verified crawl data actually looks like, and how to get your own.
The post 81.8% Of My ‘AI Assistant’ Traffic Was Fake. The Googlebot Number Was Worse appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Desktop and mobile clickthrough rates are splitting, according to new benchmark data. Clicks are growing on desktop while declining on mobile.
The post Google Desktop CTR Climbs While Mobile Dips, Report Finds appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google has begun rolling out the June 2026 spam update globally and across all languages. It’s the second spam update of the year.
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Accessibility used to be a compliance checkbox. In 2026 it’s the interface the majority of your visitors use to read your website.
The post The Accessibility Tree Is How AI Agents Read Your Site & It’s Breaking appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Optimizing for AI search means optimizing for queries your customers never typed. QueryFan surfaces exactly what ChatGPT and Gemini searched when answering their questions.
The post ChatGPT Is Secretly Googling Things: This Tool Shows You Exactly What appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
A Munich court found AI Overviews are Google’s own speech, not search results – that changes who pays when the answer about you is wrong.
The post A German Court Made Google Liable For What Its AI Says About You appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Is your website invisible to AI agents? Six companies just signaled the channel is real. Here’s the window that’s still open.
The post Make Something Agents Want appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Websites report pages being removed from Google’s index, while Google sees nothing unusual. How to separate real deindexing from ranking loss and reporting noise.
The post Deindexing Reports Keep Coming, Google Sees Nothing Unusual appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google research suggests AI spam may be easier to detect by identifying originating networks instead of analyzing content one at a time.
The post Google Research Shows How AI Spam Can Be Detected appeared first on Search Engine Journal.