Categoria: Tendências
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Why Your Brand Is Your Most Important SEO Asset in 2026
If you want to be the brand users see in AI responses, you need a new SEO strategy. Here‘s why.
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How AI Mode Will Redefine Paid Search Advertising
Marketers must adapt to AI-powered journeys as Google shifts from keyword bidding to intent-driven ad placements. The post How AI Mode Will Redefine Paid Search Advertising appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Google Answers SEO Question About Keyword Cannibalization
Google’s John Mueller offers a thoughtful answer to a question about keyword cannibalization. The post Google Answers SEO Question About Keyword Cannibalization appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Google Confirms August Spam Update Is Complete
Google says the August 2025 spam update has finished rolling out worldwide. The post Google Confirms August Spam Update Is Complete appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Inside The New York Times’ AI newsroom strategy
The New York Times’ editorial team is using AI technology to pursue a host of stories it couldn’t tackle before, as they involved huge and messy datasets.
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Media Buying Briefing: With Aquila testing its wings, media agencies pay close attention to their clients’ work
The cross-media measurement initiative is supported by advertisers who will own the data and insights it will create. Trials are underway.
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Everything you need to know about the closing stages of Google’s ad tech antitrust trial
How the DOJ and Google will argue their cases in the remedies phase in a battle that could result in a forced sell-off.
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The Sun doubles video’s share of digital revenue to 18% by betting on original programming
At a time where publisher referral traffic is more volatile, The Sun is leaning hard into monetizing original video shows and growing its CTV presence.
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Hearst puts its audience data to work — through Amazon
Inside the early bet Hearst and Amazon are making on publisher data.
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Sports rights owners are embracing YouTube creators as their next media partners
Leagues are inviting creators on to the pitch in a bid to draw younger viewers, but taking care not to run foul of rights holders.
