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Microsoft has introduced a valuable new feature that enables SEOs and webmasters to track how their websites are cited across AI platforms. While currently focused on Copilot and its partner systems, this proprietary data offers a more robust alternative to third-party tools for gaining insights. Although different LLMs operate in various ways, the insights provided […]
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Google uses several hidden systems to decide which websites appear at the top of your search results. For a long time, people thought Google only looked at the words on a page or the links pointing to it. However, the recent US Department of Justice legal case and some leaked internal documents have proved that […]
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The traditional holiday brochure is rapidly being replaced by the streaming queue as the primary source of travel inspiration for the modern tourist. This phenomenon, often termed the “Cinema Effect” or “set-jetting,” has moved beyond a simple curiosity to become a central pillar of the United Kingdom’s tourism economy. As we look towards the major […]
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Search is changing as machine intelligence becomes a more integrated part of daily results. While traditional SEO was designed for a world of blue links and keywords, modern search is increasingly shaped by Large Language Models. These systems, such as ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini, are shifting how users find information across various surfaces. If […]
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For a considerable time, searching online was a relatively straightforward exercise. Users would either rely on a short, memorable phrase, known as the “short tail,” or a significantly longer, highly specific phrase, referred to as the “long tail.” The long tail was characterised by queries containing three or more words, often reflecting a user’s advanced […]
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Over the past year or so, I’ve seen a significant increase in the number of businesses affected by Google algorithmic and manual actions. In most cases, these actions are the result of activities carried out to try to increase performance – either directly in search results, or to indirectly influence AI and generative LLMs. In […]
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Hugo has quietly become one of the most trusted platforms for fast, lightweight websites. It is especially popular with developers and teams who care about speed, control, and clean builds. At the time of publishing, it is estimated that 14,435 websites use Hugo, which makes it a meaningful part of the modern web stack. This […]
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Google’s Personal Intelligence is Google’s next step in turning search and AI into something more like a private assistant than a public information tool. Instead of only answering based on what is available on the open web, it can personalise answers using your own Google data, as long as you choose to connect it. At […]
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Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC) is widely used by enterprise eCommerce teams who need scale, flexibility, and integrations. It is often chosen for large catalogues, complex merchandising, and multi-market operations, which makes technical SEO consistency even more important. This benchmarking study, by SALT, looks at how Salesforce Commerce Cloud sites perform from a technical SEO point […]
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Google have announced the Universal Commerce Protocol, known as UCP. It is an open standard designed to allow AI agents to handle commerce tasks on behalf of users, including product discovery, checkout, payment, and post‑purchase actions. This announcement marked an important moment for digital commerce because it moves shopping away from websites and apps and […]
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This study compares the types and structural characteristics of travel-related pages cited by two leading generative AI systems, Google’s AI Overviews and OpenAI’s ChatGPT. We looked at a dataset of 2,279 URLs cited in AI Overviews and 1,483 URLs cited in ChatGPT. Results were analysed across six travel categories: luxury, cruise, family, beach, solo, and […]
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Not long ago, searching the web felt like using a simple database index. You typed in a keyword and received a list of pages that matched, with different variables and weightings (that we knew as ranking factors). Today, search has become far more sophisticated. With AI at the core, platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and […]
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