Google says the August 2025 spam update has finished rolling out worldwide.
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We spend a lot of time responding and reacting to the throws of others. Ejected, rejected, projected, interjected… No one dejects you, of course, but it’s easy to feel dejected. Perhaps this is a good moment to take initiative, which is rarely given on its own. No one is coming to pick you. Today’s a
It’s not just for horror, terror and doom. These are worth preventing. It turns out that the hard work of innovation or the creation of revolution involves imagining what others consider unimaginable and speaking up with the unspeakable. Sometimes we work to avoid the things that scare us. We can’t imagine something better if we’re
Internal WordPress conflicts burst into the open, raising concerns about core contributor burnout and leadership.
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Learn how Adrienne Shaver turned slip-ups like publishing the wrong client name and reusing ad copy into lessons on accountability, guardrails, and client trust
Microsoft Ads has launched Supplemental Feeds, letting merchants update product details quickly without re-uploading entire catalogs.
DOJ is asking a court to force Google to divest its Ad Manager. Google has proposed a solution to make its services more interoperable.
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The DOJ’s push to split off Google Ad Manager could raise ad costs while also opening the door to more competition.
Claude still leads, ChatGPT-5 rebounds, and Gemini rises – but new AI models show limits in handling real-world SEO tasks.
AI search is rising, but data shows Google still drives results. Learn why SEO fundamentals – not hype – remain your best growth strategy.