Here are some of the latest headlines on digital marketing insights, search, and ecommerce:
Data shows AI assistants recommend only 1% to 11% of locations, revealing a massive gap between Google rankings and AI visibility.
Meta’s new subscriptions and AI features could change how users create, share, and engage with content, reshaping the signals advertisers rely on.
AI recommendations vary widely, even when prompts are identical. New data shows intent is consistent, but position tracking is mostly noise.
AI search now handles discovery, decisioning, and transactions. Here’s what that means for SEO strategy in 2026.
Google has made it easier to quickly review Performance Max creatives by adding instant asset previews directly within the asset group table.
Datos data signals a tougher discovery era as AI cuts repeat searches, concentrates traffic, and leaves publishers with fewer opportunities.
Learn which video signals AI relies on, and how visuals, audio, transcripts, and schema shape search visibility and brand accuracy.
Andromeda and GEM now determine how ads are selected, ranked, and sequenced across Meta. Here’s what changed and what drives results in 2026.
You may soon be able to tell Google to not use your content for AI Overviews, AI Mode and other search AI features.
Sadly, it does not show you clicks, so you still have no idea what your click-through rate is from AI search results.