How Google AIOs Use Facebook, Instagram & TikTok From 300 Million US Searches
A lot of marketing teams and individuals assume that a big social presence on Facebook and Instagram means they will get cited in AI answers
ChatGPT’s Index, GA Benchmarks, Google Refiles Complaint – SEO Pulse
Welcome to the Pulse: updates impact who can crawl your site, what an AI index records about your pages, and how Google will compare your
How to Create Health & YMYL Content That Performs in AI Search
The organic search user journey many of us optimized for is changing, especially in healthcare. Before AI, the most common approach people used was to
The Trust And Attribution Gap Facing Brands
In the first half of 2026, search behavior shifted under our feet, software valuations cratered on sentiment rather than proof, and companies blamed layoffs on
WordPress Security Release 7.0.3 Fixes High Severity XSS Vulnerability
WordPress announced a security release 7.0.3 to fix twelve vulnerabilities, three of which appear to be fairly serious, with one vulnerability rated 8.9/10 High. Twelve
Snapchat Clamps Down On AI-Generated Videos
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Cloudflare’s PACT Is Not Live Yet – Decide Which Track Your Traffic Needs
Cloudflare and the three major browser makers want to prove there is a human behind your traffic. They announced how on June 22, 2026, as
AI Opt-Out May Cost Sites A Top Stories Spot
Google has been putting the Top Stories carousel inside AI Overviews rather than showing it lower down the page as its own module, according to
Charging AI Bots Decides Which Agents Can Still Cite You
Charging an AI bot to crawl your website is a visibility decision, not a revenue decision. Every crawler you put behind a paywall is a
Why AI Content Stopped Working & What To Do About It
60% of Google searches now end without a click to any content. That stat framed the core argument from Gabriel Dillon, Go-to-Market Lead for Personalization
