Is Google killing rank tracking? The data was never gospel.
Google’s rank-tracking changes expose old limits in SEO data. A practical look at what third-party tools and GSC can still tell us, what needs checking and how to make better decisions.
Google’s rank-tracking changes expose old limits in SEO data. A practical look at what third-party tools and GSC can still tell us, what needs checking and how to make better decisions.
A mistaken measurement of the Rhine and Metehan Yesilyurt’s GEO experiment expose the same problem: repeated claims can acquire authority without becoming accurate.
Same query, two Google AI answers, different products. I followed the buying links to see what matched, what didn’t, and why buyers still need a reason to choose you.
Google has made its guidance on helpful content more explicit. Before this becomes another four-factor optimisation package, a little perspective would be useful. The updated documentation describes four attributes of a page’s main content: effort,…
A free, API-free helper that turns a complete Google Search Console ZIP into practical opportunities, business signals and areas worth investigating.
A critical look at a 1.3 billion-SERP CTR study, what the evidence supports and what rankings, AI Overviews and citations mean for SEO forecasting.
UK research shows how people use AI, where it fits into search and what this might mean for SEO and marketing.
A free Codex skill for reviewing missing image alt text at scale, using visual and page context rather than relying on filenames alone.
GEO deserves serious attention. Treating it as a replacement for SEO is another matter. The technical foundations, useful content, evidence and market understanding businesses neglect may be the same things their AI visibility needs.
Reddit appears frequently in AI-generated answers. That does not mean every business suddenly needs a Reddit strategy. Here we go again. The SEO industry has discovered that Reddit appears quite often in answers from ChatGPT,…