Meta removed training from the crawling clause in its upcoming Commercial Terms. The permission to crawl sites tied to business users is still in place.
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Learn how to choose B2B marketing channels, fund a trial campaign and measure results with CallRail and Matter Made on October 29.
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A Chinese AI lab opened its search engine to developers. Each result carries a page-level authority tier, and DeepSeek says it filters GEO manipulation.
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A model can recite your brand’s description and still fail the buyer’s question. Research on training data shows why “knowing” is the hard part.
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Researchers posted about a made-up concept on sites AI search tools cite. Four English-web tools cited it within a week. Other topics mostly didn’t land.
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Get journalist outreach pitches seen and understood with relevant targeting, authenticated domains, concrete subject lines, and clear openings that shape AI inbox summaries.
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Just about everyone commutes to work, by car or by public transit. And just about everyone carries a smart phone. All organizations have a communications problem, and it gets worse as they grow. Which issues are we facing today? Who else is on the team? What’s changed in the environment, and what do we need
I know that you know that taking this exit will get us to Sheridan Drive, but the person who’s likely to be driving down this road in a few minutes has no idea. Let’s agree that most street signs are for folks who know where they’re going. We would label things differently if we were
A paper tested whether Google results and OpenAI’s API can stand in for ChatGPT’s citations. They matched cited sites more often than the exact pages.
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Google removed the Indexing API approval form and steps from its docs. Default quotas are listed, but the pages don’t say how to request more.
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