Google announced new tools that further transforms Search to a tasked-based platform.

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Research on 68 million AI crawler visits show what SEOs should do to improve AI search performance

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A recently updated patent describes how an automated assistant can circle back to a user when an answer is available at a later date.

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Google just handed SEOs a new way to hit spammy sites with manual actions and get them deindexed from search results.

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A Google Search Console glitch resulted in a message to site owners implying that impressions have only just started being reported.

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Google's John Mueller lists nine scenarios that lead Google to choose one URL as the canonical over another.

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A recent announcement by Google signals the start of a massive change in how the internet and search work.

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Google's Mueller answers whether links pass negative signals and says unhelpful links may be ignored.

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Google's CEO says that informational queries will become agentic search and that search itself will be an agent manager.

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Google's John Mueller answers question about how Google handles multiple URLs and duplicate content.

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