See how long-tail Google Search Console queries reveal AI-style prompts, plus a regex trick and ways to turn raw data into tracking insights.

Google is now testing out an alternative to the follow-up prompts that appear at the bottom of the response with arrows (similar to a People Also Ask unit).

Google Search is entering an “expansionary moment,” fueled by longer queries, more follow-up questions, and rising use of voice and images. That’s according to Alphabet’s executives who spoke on last ...

Google is testing ads below AI responses in AI Mode and piloting Direct Offers for shoppers ready to buy. Search revenue grew 17%. Queries in AI Mode are 3x longer than traditional searches. YouTube ...

For several years, the most common question about Google has been some version of this: What happens to search when AI gets good enough to replace it? After all, Google’s search advertising business ...

Q: Why is Google Photos AI search so bad and can I turn it off? A: If searching your photos — and especially your videos — feels worse than it used to, you’re not imagining it. Many users can no ...

The additions let data teams ask progressive, context‑aware questions in natural language while enabling developers to deploy governed analytics agents across applications via unified API endpoints.

Google is stitching its AI search features into a single workflow. For some users, that means a smarter, more personalized experience, with AI that shapes responses based on real travel preferences ...

Profits jumped 30 percent to $34.5 billion last quarter, and the tech giant is increasing its capital spending this year to as much as $185 billion. By Tripp Mickle Reporting from San Francisco After ...

While our dependence on Google may have subsided a little due to ChatGPT and other chatbots, it's still a great resource to find unique human takes, fact-check claims, and get up-to-date ...

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