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“I think we can agree that things are not like they were 15-20 years ago, things have changed.” 

Taken out of context, this quote from Prabhakar Raghavan, the head of Google Search, speaks a lot of truth about how many people (and not just search marketers) feel about the state of Google Search today. 

Things have changed. The Google some of us once knew and loved is no more.

While Raghavan isn’t solely to blame for squeezing “as much as he can from the corpse of a product he beat to death with his bare hands” (as Edward Zitron described it). Regardless, Raghavan and CEO Sundar Pichai are at the helm as the enshittification of Google Search continues, with Google seemingly putting profit above everything, including its users.

Danny Goodwin,
Managing Editor, Search Engine Land & SMX

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SEO

Google Publisher Center to stop allowing you to add publications

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Instead, Google will automatically add eligible publishers and will eventually remove those publishers not eligible.

PPC

Meta ad revenue jumps 27% in Q1 2024

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Don't expect Meta search ads, but there could eventually be ads and paid content in Meta AI interactions, says CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

SEO

Is optimizing for one specific keyword an outdated SEO practice?

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Explore when a narrow keyword focus works vs. a broader topic/intent-based SEO strategy to reach more qualified traffic.

Analytics & conversion

What does ‘Real-Time Marketing’ really mean?

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Real-time does not have to mean right now. It’s delivering the information when the end user needs it.

MarTech buyer's guides

Compare 11 top marketing automation platforms

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Get the inside scoop on selecting the right marketing automation platform for your team with our free 2024 guide comparing features, capabilities, leading vendors, and in-depth AI coverage.

SEO

Perplexity AI: Exploring AI-powered search beyond Google

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Perplexity's AI-powered search experience challenges Google's model by delivering conversational answers, citing sources and more.

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SEO

What should the title tag length be in 2024?

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Optimizing title tags is vital for boosting your visibility in Google's SERPs. But you don't have to worry about character limits. Here's why.

MarTech webinar

The future of search – and commerce – is social

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Join this webinar examining the State of Social Media today and learn how social business transformation leaders are harnessing a new foundation for growth.

SEO

Why the shift from ‘conversions’ to ‘key events’ in GA4 is a game-changer

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Learn how this GA4 change lets you maximize marketing opportunities to measure and report on what matters most to your business.

Advanced SEO, PPC, and AI training

Preview the SMX Advanced agenda

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Exclusive keynotes, tactic-rich sessions tackling critical search marketing issues, engaging meetups, live Q&A with industry legends… it’s all yours at SMX Advanced, online June 11-12.

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