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First DSP to embed Snowflake Cortex AI in the Snowflake Native App Framework, turning complex data into actionable audiences with just a few clicks StackAdapt, a leading technology company in advertising and marketing, announced the availability of its first Snowflake Native App, powered by Snowflake Cortex AI, on Snowflake Marketplace. It is the first demand-side […]

Struggle to network at SEO events as an introvert? Discover 21 actionable tips from real marketers to ease anxiety, spark connections, and thrive in any crowd.

Google has launched new AI-powered shopping tools, including virtual try-on, enhanced price alerts, and upcoming design inspiration features.
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Gary Illyes from Google said at the Google Search Live Deep Dive event yesterday that you don’t need to do GEO, LLMO or anything else to show up in Google AI Overviews, you just need to do normal SEO.

Query fan-out helps plan deeper content for AI search, but it’s only step one. This guide shows how to connect it to real-world retrieval.
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Google announced it will be removing the block control category named “Significant Skin Exposure" from the block controls. That means if you have apps or websites where you want to ensure ads don’t have a lot of skin in the ads showing, you won’t be able to do that after July 30, 2025.

Recently, Google said that no AI system is currently using the LLMS.txt file. But maybe some are starting to? OpenAI may be starting to discover and crawl LLMS.txt files on websites. While Google’s Gary Illyes said they won’t be doing that.

Google’s John Mueller gave some advice on how to handle show web pages, for when the event or show or performance is complete. How do you handle those old show URLs. He said it is similar to dealing with products and he gave similar advice a couple times around event web pages.

Google’s John Mueller and Martin Splitt spoke for just under 40 minutes on the topic of CSS and SEO. They covered why CSS files matter for SEO, how modern CSS frameworks impact pages, and the SEO implications of CSS class names and pseudo elements.