Categoria: Tendências
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Search Share Fell To 12% For North American Publishers: Chartbeat
Search’s share of North American publisher pageviews fell to 12%, but a lower share alone doesn’t show fewer search pageviews. The post Search Share Fell To 12% For North American Publishers: Chartbeat appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Inside the post-Google playbook: Subscriptions, AI and team reorgs
As Google traffic dries up, publishers are pivoting from Google traffic to subscriptions, AI visibility and newsroom reorgs.
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Ad Tech Briefing: Can flipping the ad auction wrest control of ad tech from Google?
Prebid wants to change one of the key fundamentals of ad tech.
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Apple finally explains its Safari block, and identity companies are in its sights
As Apple spells out its case for blocking identity companies in Safari, its job board shows an ads business with big plans.
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Forbes looks to Google AI pilot for insights as publishers seek value beyond the click
Forbes has joined Google’s paid News AI pilot that gives Google expanded rights to its content to test new ways of providing readers with context about stories before they click through.
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How a fashion creator turned audience demand into a 500+ client styling business
A creator with a fashion merchandising degree speaks on her quest to diversify revenue fast, from styling to sweat equity investment.
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B2B Lead Generation: How To Choose Your 2027 Marketing Channels [Webinar]
Learn how to choose B2B marketing channels, fund a trial campaign and measure results with CallRail and Matter Made on October 29. The post B2B Lead Generation: How To Choose Your 2027 Marketing Channels [Webinar] appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Meta Drops Training From Its Crawl Clause And Keeps The Crawl
Meta removed training from the crawling clause in its upcoming Commercial Terms. The permission to crawl sites tied to business users is still in place. The post Meta Drops Training From Its Crawl Clause And Keeps The Crawl appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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DeepSeek Opens Its In-House Search Engine To Developers
A Chinese AI lab opened its search engine to developers. Each result carries a page-level authority tier, and DeepSeek says it filters GEO manipulation. The post DeepSeek Opens Its In-House Search Engine To Developers appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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It Knew Every Word
A model can recite your brand’s description and still fail the buyer’s question. Research on training data shows why “knowing” is the hard part. The post It Knew Every Word appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
