Why Backlinks Alone Won’t Save Big Brands in AI Search (and What To Do About It)
Posted: November 6, 2026Why backlinks alone won’t secure your brand in AI-driven search Search Engine Land’s Aimee Jurenka lays out a clear warning for enterprise marketers: the signals that drove search visibility in the past are shifting. As… Read More
Why Backlinks Alone Won’t Save Big Brands in AI Search — What SEOs Should Do Next
Posted: November 6, 2026Why Backlinks Alone Won’t Save Big Brands in AI Search — What SEOs Should Do Next Search Engine Land’s recent item highlighted a growing concern for large brands: AI-driven answers are not always using the… Read More
Declining Homepage Clicks: A Shift in SEO Measurement
Posted: November 4, 2026Declining Homepage Clicks: A Shift in SEO Measurement A new analysis from Search Engine Land, comparing Q3 2026 with Q3 2025 across 110 homepages, found that 74% of the sites lost organic clicks with a… Read More
Technical SEO Checks for Vibe-Coded Websites: Navigating AI-Built Sites
Posted: November 3, 2026Technical SEO Checks for Vibe-Coded Websites: Navigating AI-Built Sites AI-driven website builders make it fast and affordable to launch polished sites, but they can introduce technical SEO gaps that automated tools may miss. As Matt… Read More
Every AI Follow-Up Question Is an SEO Opportunity: How to Optimize for Conversational Search
Posted: November 2, 2026The evolution of search into conversational AI means every follow-up question in a search session represents a fresh opportunity for brands to connect with users. Natasha Post argued this shift in Search Engine Land on… Read More
Google Backs Shared robots.txt AI Training Control — What Publishers Should Do
Posted: November 1, 2026Why Google’s shared AI training control matters Google has said it will support a shared AI training control placed in the robots.txt file, giving publishers a simpler way to express how their content should (or… Read More
Google Backs Shared AI Training Control in robots.txt — What Publishers and SEOs Need to Know
Posted: November 1, 2026Google Backs Shared AI Training Control in robots.txt — What Publishers and SEOs Need to Know Google has announced plans to support a shared AI training control in robots.txt, using the IETF AIPREF draft as… Read More
Core Web Vitals Optimization: When It’s Worth the Effort and When It’s Wasted Effort
Posted: October 30, 2026Core Web Vitals Optimization: When It’s Worth the Effort and When It Isn’t Core Web Vitals—Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), Interaction to Next Paint (INP), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)—are useful signals about real user experience…. Read More
AI-Referred Visitors Drive Significant Revenue Growth for U.S. Retail Sites
Posted: October 29, 2026AI-Referred Visitors Drive Significant Revenue Growth for U.S. Retail Sites New data from Adobe, highlighted by Danny Goodwin at Search Engine Land, shows a striking shift in the value of traffic coming from AI platforms:… Read More
SEOs, We Need to Talk About E-E-A-T — Analysis and Takeaways for Practitioners
Posted: October 28, 2026SEOs, We Need to Talk About E-E-A-T — Analysis and Takeaways for Practitioners Google’s E-E-A-T framework—Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness—has become a central talking point for SEO teams and content creators. A recent Search Engine… Read More
Semrush: ‘Poisoned’ Google Results Are Distorting Rank Trackers — What SEOs Should Do
Posted: October 27, 2026Semrush: ‘Poisoned’ Google Results Are Distorting Rank Trackers — What SEOs Should Do Search Engine Land and Semrush confirmed a growing problem for SEO professionals: some automated queries are returning unusual or “poisoned” Google search… Read More
Build a Google Ads Dashboard with Claude That Connects Spend to Outcomes
Posted: October 26, 2026Build a Google Ads Dashboard with Claude That Connects Spend to Outcomes Tania Brown’s article on Search Engine Land highlights a common gap in ad measurement: Google Ads reports clicks and conversions, but often not… Read More
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