Agentic engine optimization: Google AI director outlines new content playbook
A Google Cloud AI director is urging teams to rethink SEO for the age of AI agents, introducing a framework for how machines consume content.
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The PACT framework for PPC: How to move beyond ‘it depends’
Not all PPC questions are equal. Learn how to match your response to the question type using process, data, context, and trade-offs.
The Inbox Decoded: How Mailbox Providers Really Think About Email
Experts from Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft shared how they think about marketing email in an AI-driven era—and how it affects your subscribers.
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The AI Slop Loop via @sejournal, @lilyraynyc
New examples show how AI search tools confidently cite fabricated SEO updates, exposing a growing risk in relying on LLM-generated information.
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Google Is Replacing Dynamic Search Ads With AI Max via @sejournal, @brookeosmundson
Google replaces Dynamic Search Ads with AI Max. Learn what’s changing, when migrations begin, and what advertisers should do before September upgrades.
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Google to retire Dynamic Search Ads in favor of AI Max
Google will stop allowing new DSA creation in September and auto-migrate DSA, ACA, and broad match campaigns to AI Max.
The Modern SEO Center Of Excellence: Governance, Not Guidelines via @sejournal, @billhunt
Replace optional SEO guidelines with enforceable governance to ensure consistent signals and scalable visibility across the enterprise.
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The new PPC playbook: From media buyer to profit engineer
Platforms run the tactics. Your value now comes from data strategy, business alignment, and owning performance beyond the ad account.
Why Your Search Data Doesn’t Agree (And What To Do About It) via @sejournal, @coreydmorris
Attribution gaps, platform silos, privacy changes: Conflicting data is only getting worse. Here’s how to lead with clarity when the numbers don’t match.
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