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Google replaces ‘Ad networks’ blocking with new ‘Authorized Buyers’ control
Google’s update give advertisers more precise control over which programmatic buyers can bid on their inventory.
What Our AI Mode User Behavior Study Reveals About The Future Of Search via @sejournal, @Kevin_Indig
Here’s what 250 AI Mode sessions reveal about search: Users stay inside, clicks vanish, and visibility replaces traffic as the real currency.
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Consumers don’t trust the first search result – and AI use surges: Survey
With consumers bouncing between Google, AI, and social media, brands must adapt to a fragmented search journey to stay visible and chosen.
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Be Human, Speak To Humans: Effective Social Media Management Is Human-Centered
Discover key social media marketing principles that prioritize authentic communication to resonate with your audience effectively.
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Optimizing content for generative engines: 17 actionable tips
Make your content easier for generative engines to cite and summarize – without giving up the SEO fundamentals that still drive visibility.
Search Atlas Announces New Features For Agencies via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Search Atlas announced an ambitious slate of features that make it easier than ever to manage every aspect of SEO
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The thing about pressure
It doesn’t happen all at once. And it doesn’t work suddenly. A home pressure cooker doesn’t use more electricity than a hot pot. And it isn’t as fast as a microwave. Instead, it builds up over time, producing results with a surprisingly small amount of effort. We’re impatient, and so we don’t consistently apply pressure
Are AI Tools Eliminating Jobs? Yale Study Says No via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Are AI tools eliminating marketing jobs? Yale study finds zero displacement after 33 months despite high exposure scores.
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