Google’s AI search guidance is naive and self-serving
Here’s why you should take all of Google’s latest guidance on optimizing for AI search with a grain of salt.
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Ecommerce marketing: 10 strategies for search and AI in 2026
10 ecommerce marketing strategies for 2026, from SEO and email to AI search and shopping assistants.
WordPress 7.0 Faces Security Concerns Over AI API Keys via @sejournal, @martinibuster
WordPress 7.0 exposes AI API keys worth thousands of dollars. Security researcher says there « will be an absolute rush by hackers to steal » them.
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The second thing
It’s useful and satisfying to have people go along with your wishes and your taste. But hoping that they’ll be delighted to do so and thank you for pointing out their previous errors might be asking for too much. It’s one thing for people to act as if you’re right. It’s a whole other thing
When Marketing Leaders Can’t Explain Search Performance via @sejournal, @coreydmorris
How marketing leaders can translate search metrics into business outcomes, sharper reporting, and stronger executive confidence.
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Google Begins Rolling Out May 2026 Core Update via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google began rolling out the May 2026 core update, the second broad core update this year. It may take up to two weeks to complete.
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How signal decay hurts your top-of-funnel performance
The campaigns introducing customers to your brand may be getting the least credit for revenue. Here’s how to recover lost conversion signals.
Why AI adoption may look bigger than it really is: Data
AI use may be stalling with consumers while surging among professionals, according to new Datos and SparkToro data.
What multilingual regions reveal about the future of AI search
Catalan search behavior exposes a deeper AI retrieval problem: language identification errors reshape rankings, citations, and AI answers.