SMX Advanced 2026 seeks expert speakers on SEO, PPC, and AI

SMX Advanced returns June 3-5. Learn what we’re looking for in session pitches, and how to submit a compelling session proposal.

SMX Advanced returns June 3-5. Learn what we’re looking for in session pitches, and how to submit a compelling session proposal.

Google added click-to-call to Vehicle Ads, giving high-intent car shoppers a faster path from search to a live conversation with dealers.
Google’s John Mueller says businesses relying on referral traffic should consider the ‘full picture’ of AI and prioritize based on actual usage data.
The post Google’s Mueller Weighs In On SEO vs GEO Debate appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Google’s new Google Cloud Tag Gateway integration makes first-party tagging easier and more resilient to privacy restrictions.
Google’s John Mueller says « Page Indexed without content » errors typically indicate server or CDN blocking of Googlebot, not JavaScript issues. Here’s what to check.
The post Google’s Mueller Explains ‘Page Indexed Without Content’ Error appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

From E-E-A-T to structured data and accessibility, here’s how regulated industries must adapt SEO strategies for AI-driven search.

Mid-flight budget changes trigger step changes, new limits, and revised forecasts. Here’s how to model the impact and avoid surprises.
This analysis explains why AI-driven search surfaces out-of-market sources and how organizations can align semantic authority with commercial usability.
The post Why Global Search Misalignment Is An Engineering Feature And A Business Bug appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Traditional search frustrations are pushing users toward AI first, forcing brands to stay visible and credible in both places.
Turn fragmented SERPs and AI summaries into an advantage by building a brand structure that search engines and users can trust.
The post How Search Engines Tailor Results To Individual Users & How Brands Should Manage It appeared first on Search Engine Journal.