The digital marketing landscape is undergoing a seismic shift. As artificial intelligence reshapes how search engines understand and rank content, businesses that fail to adapt risk becoming invisible to their target audiences. AI SEO isn’t just another buzzword—it’s the foundation of modern search marketing strategy.
Introduction Google PageSpeed Insights is a popular tool for assessing the performance of websites. It gives marketers and developers data-driven insights into user experience, SEO, accessibility, and site speed, all powered by the Lighthouse engine.
Google rolled out its modern video editor, Vids, to Workspace users last year. Now, it’s stepping things up with a fresh wave of features like AI-powered avatars, automatic transcript cleanup, and image-to-video generation.
On August 26th, 2025 Google began their much-anticipated August 2025 Spam Update, a Google algorithm update focused in increasing the quality of search results.
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The search industry is undergoing rapid transformation. While Google remains dominant, the rise of AI-powered search assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity is shifting how users discover content online.
Google’s Martin Splitt and John Mueller addressed lazy loading and its SEO implications in the most recent episode of the “Search Off the Record” podcast, Episode 98, released Aug. 21, 2025.
Brand strategist Ulli Appelbaum released a new book titled The Science of Brand Associations: Win Minds, Win Markets. This 114-page hardcover is the first in-depth guide focused entirely on brand associations—a core idea Appelbaum calls the “operating system” of marketing.
Google AdSense and Amazon Associates are just two of the numerous tools used to monetise webpages, weblogs, social media sites, image dumps, and other digital properties in the rapidly growing field of cyberspace monetisation, which is dominated by marketing and advertising.
The BBC’s introduction of a dynamic paywall for American users at the end of June contributed to the July 2025 visitation low for major U.S. news sites for the year. Bbc.com received 100.2 million visits last month, a 15% decrease from June. From July 2024, they fell by 16 percent.
The proposal by Google engineer Mason Freed to stop web browsers from supporting XSLT (Extensiblesheet Language Transformations) on August 20, 2025, caused a great deal of worry among developers and governmental organizations worldwide.
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