Categoria: Tendências
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Google Explains Why It Doesn’t Matter That Websites Are Getting Larger
Google explains why it doesn’t matter if websites are getting heavier and the takeaway has everything to do with SEO. The post Google Explains Why It Doesn’t Matter That Websites Are Getting Larger appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Google’s Mueller On SEO Gurus Who Are “Clueless Imposters”
Google’s John Mueller says that those who self-identify as SEO gurus are clueless imposters. The post Google’s Mueller On SEO Gurus Who Are “Clueless Imposters” appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Brand Bias in Prompts: An Experiment
We tested 300 prompts to measure how common brand mentions are in LLM responses. See the data on how brand, soft-brand, and non-brand queries impact visibility, including a surprising look at the volume of brand mentions generated by Gemini.
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ChatGPT Now Crawls 3.6x More Than Googlebot: What 24M Requests Reveal
Find out why Googlebot is no longer the only dominant crawler as OpenAI’s ChatGPT-User takes the lead in web requests. The post ChatGPT Now Crawls 3.6x More Than Googlebot: What 24M Requests Reveal appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Ad Tech Briefing: Disney and Mediaocean sound the death knell for the I/O
The pact suggests the insertion order is on borrowed time and is a pitch to the CFO as much as it is to the CMO
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Mondelez overhauls its $3.5 billion digital commerce strategy in era of AI search
Mondelez is aggressively shifting its digital commerce strategy to optimize for AI, ensuring brands like Oreo dominate agentic search.
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Aldi hires Instacart to power its U.S. website instead of developing it in-house
Aldi U.S. launched a new website and app powered by Instacart’s white-label e-commerce and fulfillment platform, Storefront Pro.
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Ozone’s platform tries to simulate how publisher content appears in AI answers
Ozone’s new simulation platform aims to crack AI’s black box to let publishers model how their content gets surfaced in AI answer engines.
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Trust In AI Search Could Drop With Ads, Survey Shows
An Ipsos survey of U.S. adults found 63% say ads in AI search results would reduce trust. Early advertiser data offers limited, mixed signals. The post Trust In AI Search Could Drop With Ads, Survey Shows appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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What OpenAI’s TBPN deal reveals about branded entertainment’s limits
Brands are building in-house entertainment studios on the promise that great content earns the audiences advertising can’t buy.
