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Google requires ecommerce stores to specify in their structured data which country their return policies apply to. The post Google Updates Structured Data Requirements For Return Policies appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google expands Gemini with free limited access to Deep Research, improved Flash Thinking 2.0, and new personalization features. The post Google Opens Gemini Deep Research To Free Users (With Limits) appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google Gemini’s integration of Search history blurs the line between traditional Search and AI assistants The post Google Search History Can Now Power Gemini AI Answers appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google has begun rolling out the March core algorithm update, which is expected to complete in two weeks. The post Google Begins Rolling Out March Core Algorithm Update appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
The All-in-One WP Migration and Backup plugin has a high-severity vulnerability that puts over 5 million sites at risk The post WordPress Backup Plugin Vulnerability Affects 5+ Million Websites appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google publishes new Robots.txt documentation that provide SEOs and publishers with a refresher on how to control search crawler behavior The post Google Publishes New Robots.txt Explainer appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Wix introduces new Automations to help businesses turn customer actions into revenue and stronger engagement The post New Wix Automations Makes It Easy To Grow Revenue And Engagement appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Study reveals most used AI models for text, image, and video generation, highlighting adoption trends and emerging industry leaders. The post AI Model Study: Top Choices For Text, Image, & Video Generation appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Is compressibility an SEO myth? The surprising facts about whether Google uses compression as a quality signal The post Is Compressibility A Google SEO Myth? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
The DOJ moves to split Google’s Chrome browser and curb anticompetitive practices in a new antitrust filing The post U.S. DOJ Antitrust Filing Proposes 4 Ways To Break Google’s Monopoly appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
