Google Considers Reducing Webpage Crawl Rate via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

Google may reduce the frequency of crawling webpages as it grows more conscious of the sustainability of crawling and indexing.The post Google Considers Reducing Webpage Crawl Rate appeared first on Search Engine Journal. https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-crawl-rate/434265/

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Human-Centered Marketing: Thought Leadership

What sets true thought leadership apart from other content formats? This excerpt from Human-Centered Marketing by Ashley Faus breaks it down.

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Ask A PPC: How To Make Microsoft Advertising Profitable via @sejournal, @navahf

Want better ROI from Microsoft Advertising? In this week's Ask A PPC, Navah Hopkins tackles common frustrations and shows what profitable advertisers do differently.

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How To Use New Social Sharing Buttons To Increase Your AI Visibility via @sejournal, @martinibuster

AI share buttons that are easy to configure may help increase a site's exposure in ChatGPT and Google AI Mode.

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2025. júl. 8. 10:30:03 | Search engine journal

Ahrefs Study Finds No Evidence Google Penalizes AI Content via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

A new Ahrefs study of 600,000 pages finds no correlation between AI content and Google rankings, easing concerns about algorithmic penalties.

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2025. júl. 8. 10:30:02 | Search engine journal

Why Google Ads Fails B2B (And How to Fix It)

Unlock the potential of Google Ads for B2B marketing. Discover how to enhance lead quality and improve campaign performance.

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2025. júl. 8. 5:40:07 | Search engine journal

Relying Too Much On AI Is Backfiring For Businesses via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

Businesses adopting AI tools without proper planning are facing costly setbacks. Experts and research warn: AI needs human oversight.

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This Is Why AI Won’t Take Your Job (Yet) via @sejournal, @SequinsNsearch

Think AI will replace you? Not so fast. New research shows your human instincts still matter, especially in marketing and content.

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2025. júl. 7. 13:30:07 | Search engine journal

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