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Cross-Channel Remarketing Campaigns: A Complete Guide

Cross-Channel Remarketing Campaigns: A Complete Guide

In a perfect world, consumers would purchase after just one interaction with a brand. The reality is, we don’t live in a perfect world. Unfortunately, many brands believe that building the perfect campaign structure, having the neatest set of keywords, and writing the most brilliant ad copy is all it takes to bring in sales. […]

GraphRAG Update Improves AI Search Results

GraphRAG Update Improves AI Search Results

Microsoft announced an update to GraphRAG that improves AI search engines’ ability to provide specific and comprehensive answers while using less resources. This update speeds up LLM processing and increases accuracy. The Difference Between RAG And GraphRAG RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) combines a large language model (LLM) with a search index (or database) to generate […]

Everything you need to know in 2025

Everything you need to know in 2025

Ranking well on Google isn’t just about targeting keywords. It’s about building topic authority.  One of the best ways to do this is by organizing your content into topic clusters. This strategy helps improve user experience and search engine visibility.  This article will guide you through researching, designing, and using topic clusters to improve your […]

How to create article outlines with AI based on Google’s Top 10

How to create article outlines with AI based on Google’s Top 10

The world of SEO has gotten increasingly nuanced. If you’re here, you know that merely writing an article and buying links to it hasn’t worked in a long while.  When I’m working on my own articles or with authors, I start with outlines. After all, it’s easier to optimize pieces built to rank than to […]

Gain Greater Search Visibility With AI Overviews [Webinar]

Gain Greater Search Visibility With AI Overviews [Webinar]

The world of search is undergoing a seismic shift, with AI-powered tools like ChatGPT Search, Perplexity, and Microsoft Copilot changing how users interact with search results. But even in this time of rapid innovation, one thing remains certain: Google continues to dominate the search landscape, holding an impressive 90% market share. So, what does this […]

DOJ plans to push for Chrome sale after Google antitrust victory

DOJ plans to push for Chrome sale after Google antitrust victory

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is preparing aggressive remedies in the wake of its antitrust victory against Google, including a potential forced sale of the Chrome browser, Bloomberg reports. Why we care. Chrome dominates the global browser market, and its separation from Google could dramatically reshape the tech landscape and digital advertising. A forced […]

Page-Level & Site-Wide Signals Both Matter For Rankings

Page-Level & Site-Wide Signals Both Matter For Rankings

Google updates search documentation to clarify how both page-level and site-wide signals influence ranking in search results. Google’s ranking systems evaluate content primarily at the page level, but site-wide signals also matter. Good site-wide signals won’t guarantee high rankings for all pages, and poor site-wide signals won’t doom all pages. This documentation update clarifies existing […]

Google Strengthens Policy Against Site Reputation Abuse

Google Strengthens Policy Against Site Reputation Abuse

Google has issued new clarification for its site reputation abuse policy, which was launched earlier this year. It targets “parasite SEO” practices where websites leverage established domains to manipulate search rankings through third-party content. Chris Nelson from the Google Search Quality team states: “We’ve heard very clearly from users that site reputation abuse – commonly […]

Google site reputation abuse policy now includes first-party involvement or oversight of content

Google site reputation abuse policy now includes first-party involvement or oversight of content

Google has updated its site reputation abuse policy to no longer say that first-party involvement or oversight of content is excluded from this policy when those sites use third-party content to exploit its search rankings. The site reputation abuse policy was announced as part of its large March 2024 core update several months ago. “We’re […]