A new study finds Google is reducing the frequency of, but lengthening, AI overviews in search results.

Google today rolled out its latest spam update. This update aims to further improve search quality by identifying and penalizing websites that violate Google's spam policies.

New study unveils generational preferences for digital advertising.

iHeart audience network debuts, popular shows remain strong.

Effortless caption generation for on-demand videos and live stream recordings.

Study reveals Google search shifts: ecommerce and user-generated content rise, while product review sites lose visibility.

Changes Align with Apple's App Tracking Transparency (ATT) Policy, launched in 2021.

Edison research report highlights growing podcast consumption among younger demographics.

Updated Functionality for Distributing Reports to Teams

Pilot Program Allows Viewers to Provide Contextual Information

Clarifying How to Specify Alternate Page Versions. The update seems to be a response to a common confusion among website owners.

Dive into an analysis of the SERPs to understand how Google evaluates content with the recent Helpful Content Update.

Google's announcement drew criticism, with one person summarizing Google's definition of SPAM as: Small Publishers Are Meaningless

Learn how to optimize your website's image SEO and accessibility with alt text. Discover what alt text is, why it's important for SEO, and how to use it correctly.

Third-party cookies are being phased out. What does the digital ad world look like without them? How can websites survive? What will be the alternatives?

Remember when we thought Dynamic Creative was going away? Yeah, not so fast. This update appears to be objective specific.

Use this guide to QBRs to learn what a quarterly business review is and how to conduct one like a pro, complete with two free QBR templates.

Level up your in-house SEO career. Learn from industry experts and develop the skills and techniques you need to stand out from the crowd.

The new Spotify Basic tier is priced at $10.99 per month in the United States, a slight discount compared to the standard Premium plan, which currently costs $11.99 per month following a recent price increase.

Study reveals Gen Z's changing online habits: social media displaces search engines for product discovery, challenging traditional marketing strategies.

Dispute erupts between The Trade Desk & Yahoo over video ad labeling. The Trade Desk restricts Yahoo video ads for some advertisers citing IAB guidelines. Negotiations ongoing.