Categoria: Tendências
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Google Answers Why Core Updates Can Roll Out In Stages
Google’s John Mueller answered a question about the nature of core updates: Are they rolled out in steps or all at once then refined? The post Google Answers Why Core Updates Can Roll Out In Stages appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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We Need To Have a Conversation About Garbage AI Content
Is it possible to scale AI content without losing quality? Learn how to build brand affinity, create standout content, and stay visible in AI search.
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How E.l.f. Beauty is using AI to alleviate the workload of its workforce
E.l.f. Beauty’s chief digital officer, Ekta Chopra, shared the four pillars that guide the beauty brand’s approach to AI implementation.
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Walmart-Vizio’s CTV measurement faces incrementality hurdle
Walmart’s Vizio deal promises closed-loop CTV measurement, but brands are waiting for data clean rooms and proof of incrementality.
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Future of TV Briefing: What publishers have to offer creators
This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at what publishers have to offer creators as more media outlets enlist independent video makers.
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Publishers see double-digit growth from TTD’s OpenPath, but volatility remains
Several publishers said that TTD is temporarily allowing duplicate bids on those integrating with OpenAds, as a sweetener to ease onboarding. One publisher said it plans to accelerate integration with OpenAds, to capitalize on this “likely temporary window.”
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‘Predictability has become a luxury’: As the Iran war drags on, ad markets are starting to sweat
Whatever hope remained that this would be a short war is fading. And with it, the assumption that the economic damage would be too.
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Digiday+ Research: How Dow Jones, Forbes, The Guardian and other publisher revenue streams are shifting in 2026
Digiday+ Research’s third annual report on publishers’ revenues examines the current and future state of the group’s revenue streams, from traditional ad revenue to events and subscriptions.
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Google Explains Googlebot Byte Limits And Crawling Architecture
Google’s Gary Illyes published a blog post explaining how Googlebot works as one client of a centralized crawling platform, with new byte-level details. The post Google Explains Googlebot Byte Limits And Crawling Architecture appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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The Science Of What AI Actually Rewards
Part 3 of this analysis reveals what AI actually rewards in content, from entity types to structure, across seven verticals. The post The Science Of What AI Actually Rewards appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
