In this Ask an SEO, we look at how affiliate marketers are adapting their strategies with AI tools – and where caution is still needed.
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This sits right next to, “I made a bad decision,” in things that are hard to say. But there are many moments when we’re confused about what actually happened. You might not have made a bad decision. And it’s also possible you didn’t make a mistake. It could be that there was simply a bad
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Google updates documents to show that it now includes AI Mode traffic in Search Console Performance reports
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See how AI and Litmus help every stage of email marketing—from content creation to approvals—so you can work faster and boost ROI.
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Paid search is shifting. Here’s how audience targeting and exclusion can sharpen your spend without tanking ROI.
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Facing economic uncertainty and technological disruption, CMOs need to recalibrate strategies to deliver measurable impact and sustained growth.
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OpenAI quietly updated ChatGPT search to improve its ability to understand user queries and to answer increasingly complex questions.
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Google AI Overviews is surfacing AI-generated search results for queries with recipe intent.
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In a given neighborhood, just about all the cars are the same. There are few that are pink, orange or purple, for example. There’s nothing inherently wrong with those frequencies of light. Nothing that modern paint technology can’t deliver, nothing that offends the rods and cones of our eyes. It’s because the color of the