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Google Ads adds a diagnostics hub for data connections

Google Ads adds a diagnostics hub for data connections

Google Ads rolled out a new data source diagnostics feature in Data Manager that lets advertisers track the health of their data connections. The tool flags problems with offline conversions, CRM imports, and tagging mismatches. How it works. A centralized dashboard assigns clear connection status labels — Excellent, Good, Needs attention, or Urgent — and […]

Google Revises Discover Guidelines Alongside Core Update

Google Revises Discover Guidelines Alongside Core Update

Google revised its “Get on Discover” documentation following the lauch of the February Discover core update. On its documentation updates page, Google said it added more information on how sites can increase the likelihood of content appearing in Discover. Here’s what was added. What Changed Comparing the archived version with the current page shows Google […]

Performance Max built-in A/B testing for creative assets spotted

Performance Max built-in A/B testing for creative assets spotted

Google is rolling out a beta feature that lets advertisers run structured A/B tests on creative assets within a single Performance Max asset group. Advertisers can split traffic between two asset sets and measure performance in a controlled experiment. Why we care. Creative testing inside Performance Max has mostly relied on guesswork. Google’s new native […]

What Google is and isn’t showing you

What Google is and isn’t showing you

Performance Max has come a long way since its rocky launch. Many advertisers once dismissed it as a half-baked product, but Google has spent the past 18 months fixing real issues around transparency and control. If you wrote Performance Max off before, it’s time to take another look. Mike Ryan, head of ecommerce insights at […]

Why most B2B buying decisions happen on Day 1 – and what video has to do with it

Why most B2B buying decisions happen on Day 1 – and what video has to do with it

There’s a dangerous misconception in B2B marketing that video is just a “brand awareness” play. We tend to bucket video into two extremes: The “viral” top-of-funnel asset that gets views but no leads. The dry bottom-of-funnel product demo that gets leads but no views. This binary thinking is breaking your pipeline. In my role at […]

How PR teams can measure real impact with SEO, PPC, and GEO

How PR teams can measure real impact with SEO, PPC, and GEO

PR measurement often breaks down in practice. Limited budgets, no dedicated analytics staff, siloed teams, and competing priorities make it difficult to connect media outreach to real outcomes. That’s where collaboration with SEO, PPC, and digital marketing teams becomes essential. Working together, these teams can help PR do three things that are hard to accomplish […]

Why content that ranks can still fail AI retrieval

Why content that ranks can still fail AI retrieval

Traditional ranking performance no longer guarantees that content can be surfaced or reused by AI systems. A page can rank well, satisfy search intent, and follow established SEO best practices, yet still fail to appear in AI-generated answers or citations.  In most cases, the issue isn’t content quality. It’s that the information can’t reliably be […]

Microsoft’s Publisher Marketplace, Google Tag Update, Multi-Party Approvals – PPC Pulse

Microsoft’s Publisher Marketplace, Google Tag Update, Multi-Party Approvals – PPC Pulse

Welcome to PPC Pulse. This week’s PPC updates come from both Microsoft and Google, all dedicated to more “behind the scenes” work. Microsoft announced a new Content Publisher Marketplace, where it is starting to rethink how content is compensated amid the increased use of AI. On the Google front, Google now says the standard tag […]

Discover Core Update, AI Mode Ads & Crawl Policy – SEO Pulse

Discover Core Update, AI Mode Ads & Crawl Policy – SEO Pulse

Welcome to the week’s Pulse for SEO: updates affect how Google ranks content in Discover, how it plans to monetize AI search, and what content you serve to bots. Here’s what matters for you and your work. Google Releases Discover-Only Core Update Google launched the February 2026 Discover core update, a broad ranking change targeting […]

How first-party data drives better outcomes in AI-powered advertising

How first-party data drives better outcomes in AI-powered advertising

As AI-driven bidding and automation transform paid media, first-party data has become the most powerful lever advertisers control. In this conversation with Search Engine Land, Julie Warneke, founder and CEO of Found Search Marketing, explained why first-party data now underpins profitable advertising — no matter how Google’s position on third-party cookies evolves. What first-party data […]