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SEO content: A complete guide for search and AI
SEO content now has three audiences: users, search engines, and AI. Follow this five-step workflow to create pages that rank and get cited.
YouTube Changes How It Counts Views On Long-Form & Live
YouTube is changing how it counts views on long-form videos and live streams. The post YouTube Changes How It Counts Views On Long-Form & Live appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
The AI Conversations Leaking Into Your Search Console
Search Console records what people say to AI Mode. Here's how to pull those fragments out and sort them into seven buckets. The post The AI Conversations Leaking Into Your Search Console appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google Lets You Turn Off Visible Watermarks In Gemini
Google Gemini allows users to disable the visible watermark on AI-generated images, videos, and music, while SynthID and C2PA marks stay embedded. The post Google Lets You Turn Off Visible Watermarks In Gemini appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
SEO strategy in 2026: how to build one (+ free workbook)
Create a modern SEO strategy that earns qualified leads across search and AI answers. Get a free workbook to make the six decisions that matter.
SEO for a new website: A sequencing guide for your first 90 days
SEO for a new website is all about sequencing. This guide covers what to do before and after launch, plus how to show up in AI answers like ChatGPT.
What is query fan-out? How to find & optimize for subqueries
Query fan-out splits one AI prompt into a dozen or more subqueries. Learn how to find the ones that matter for your brand, and how to cover them.
AI Assistants Are Choosing Local Businesses For Your Customers
AI assistants narrow local searches before customers reach a website. See how Google builds those answers and which local signals businesses can optimize. The post AI Assistants Are Choosing Local Businesses For Your Customers appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google: Subject/Object Entity Order Affects AI Answers
Google's research shows that LLMs struggle to recall facts when questions reverse the usual subject/object entity order. The post Google: Subject/Object Entity Order Affects AI Answers appeared first on Search Engine Journal.