Tag Archives: engine

Content Marketing

What is Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and its relation to search engine optimisation?

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28
Mar

The era of Artificial Intelligence is transforming everything around us, including how we search for information online. With the emergence of generative engines, such as Google’s Gemini (formerly Bard) and Microsoft’s Bing Chat, searches have become more dynamic and comprehensive, generating multimodal responses that go beyond text. But hold on: ever heard of Generative Engine […]

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SEM & SEO

Most Commented Search Engine Roundtable Articles In 2023

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01
Jan

Here are the most popular articles on the Search Engine Roundtable by number of comments. In other words, these are the articles with the highest number of comments posted in 2023. Overall, there were over 21,000 comments added to stories in 2023. But here were the most commented on stories that were published in 2023: […]

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SEM & SEO

Search Engine Roundtable’s twentieth Anniversary

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02
Dec

20 years ago tomorrow (December 2, 2003), I started this blog aimed at archiving some of the best discussions within the search marketing community. It has now been 20 years that I’ve been writing on this site, covering what you – the search marketers are talking about from within the search community. Tomorrow marks the […]

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Email Marketing

What Is Local Search Engine Advertising?

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19
May

Search engine optimization (SEO) connects online audiences to your web content through on-page copy that contains common keyphrases people type into search engines. And if it’s a storefront business you’re marketing, local SEO—or local search engine marketing—will help you reach more specific audiences based on geographic keyphrases. Here, we’ll cover the importance of local SEO, […]

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SEM & SEO

Google Search Generative Experience – It’s All New AI Search Engine

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12
May

Google announced a preview, a labs experiment, of its all-new search engine, it is calling Google Search Generative Experience. This is where Google brings in generative AI into the search interface and makes a search interface designed more for a youthful audience. I covered this in great detail on Search engine country so here I […]

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SEM & SEO

New Google Search Engine, Magi, April Critiques Replace, Web page Expertise, Useful Content material, FAQs & Generative AI Ads

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21
Apr

What a busy week, we had Google confirm it is working on an all-new search engine that uses AI and Bard. There is no ETA for when that will go live, but in the coming months we will see more minor updates to Google Search to embed AI throughout; this is code-named Magi. Google’s April […]

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Content Marketing

AI-Powered Bing Might Exchange Google as Samsung’s Default Search Engine

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20
Apr

If you’re a long-time Samsung user, you’re undoubtedly used to your devices coming complete with Google installed as the default search engine, and with good reason. Google has been the search standard to beat for years now, so much so that its name has become synonymous with the idea of ​​using a search engine in […]

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Content Marketing

5 Methods to Change search engine optimization Methods in an AI Search Engine World

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27
Feb

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Since Google Search first launched in 1998, there didn’t appear to be much change in the search engine landscape. Users typed in their query and were presented with a list of blue links. But now, the two largest search engines, Google and Bing, are making major changes […]

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SEM & SEO

Not All Googlebots Use Similar Rendering Engine & Render JavaScript

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18
Feb

John Mueller of Google said not all Googlebots use the same rendering engine, in fact, not all Googlebots need to do rendering John added. So while the main desktop and mobile Google search crawlers, the main Googlebots, do rendering and render JavaScript pretty well, not all the Googlebots do or need to. John said this […]

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