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Google launches SynthID Detector, a website that lets users detect AI-generated image, video, and audio media across dozens of common file formats
"The site supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, BMP, WEBP, AVIF, HEIC, HEIF, TIFF, TIF, and GIF formats for images; MP4, MOV, and WEBM for videos; and WAV, MP3, OGG, FLAC, AAC, and M4A for audio."
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New data from Google on how long it takes it to crawl, index and serve - via @WeAreRoast and @GoodnessNeil
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Search is changing, but these 6 SEO principles still matter: Search Intent, Answer-First Content, Topical Authority, Trust, Technical SEO, and Original Content.
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SEO Video Recap covering the Google September spam update, Google Discover traffic being taken away, Multimodal search reporting in Search Console, CrUX ad metrics come to page experience and much more youtube.com/watch?v=zkegOH1N…
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Good Morning Google Land! This is the 9/25 edition of "Spam Update Notes". As announced yesterday, Google rolled out yet another spam update following the powerful August spam update and spam updates in March and June. Like I've been saying, many companies are gaming AI search visibility so Google has its hands full... I believe this is one key reason we are seeing so many spam updates.
As of this morning, I am already seeing signs of the update, but I'll hold off for more data to come in. I ran the visibility numbers across ~1500 sites impacted by previous spam updates (and sites like those) and there is some interesting movement already. More about that in the coming days.
For today, it's super interesting to see sites impacted by the August spam update drop even more during the early and mid-September volatility I reported. That's when some sites completely tanked, and then some recovered about a week or so after. I mean, some dropped to 0 and back to 100 (clearly there was an issue with whatever rolled out).
Anyway, not all sites recovered, and I am seeing a number of sites impacted by the August update see more impact in early-to-mid September. See screenshots below. I'll cover the next interesting point shortly.
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Today, we are excited to announce a new experiment in Search Console that offers site owners a unified view of their Google Search performance across their websites and social channels. developers.google.com/search…
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Today we released the September 2026 spam update. We'll update our ranking release history page when the rollout is complete: status.search.google.com/inc…
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2026 analytics rule: Measure intent, not hits. AI bots can crawl thousands of pages, but they don't buy products, fill out forms, or become loyal customers. Clean data is now a competitive advantage.
Bots now account for ~57% of web page traffic, with Cloudflare Radar showing they’ve become the majority of activity hitting the web.
The shift: AI agents don't browse like people. One agent can hit hundreds of pages in the time a human visits five – inflating traffic without inflating ad clicks, conversions, or attribution.
If your analytics still treat all traffic as human intent, your numbers are already lying to you.
Get ahead of it: social.semrush.com/4eQOiEL.
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Here are screenshots of the new Google Merchant Center AI performance reports - story updated at seroundtable.com/google-merc…
Ecommerce SEO News: Google Merchant Center is (surprisingly) the first Google product to give query data for AI Overviews and AI Mode.
I now have access to the new AI performance insights for one of my sub-accounts for a client. Here's what you need to know about this rollout:
The new report can be found under Analytics > Products > AI Performance. It is currently available to a limited number of accounts in the US.
The reporting is purely for 'organic' visibility within AI Overviews and AI Mode, with the assumption being that the data is reflected for "free listing" results in Search.
The reporting includes various sections related to Discovery, Evaluation, and Purchase, with some insights around query type, query frequency, and share of voice.
It is quite interesting seeing "impressions" broken down into these 3 categories and the way that Google has described how queries are grouped under each e.g. in the Evaluation grouping, users search for product specifications, user reviews, and compare products.
The most interesting aspect of the reporting is that there is a "frequently used AI shopping terms" section that shows your groups of queries for where products are surfacing within AI features.
In its current form, similar to the recent rollout of AI reporting in Search Console, there isn't a great deal of actionability behind the data, though it is good to see at least some form of query data being included - something that has been lacking in GSC.
The equivalent of this same dataset in GSC would be using the 'merchant listings' filter and having a way to filter for AI reporting, which doesn't exist within the current implementation.
Looking forward to getting access to this new reporting for some of my large eCommerce accounts, where I'm sure there will be some interesting insights to uncover!
h/t @rustybrick @hanakobzova
A small SEO detail that often gets overlooked...
Should FAQ questions be H3 or H4?
The answer is: It depends on your page structure—not SEO.How do you structure FAQs on your website—H3, H4, or something else?
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Not everyone will understand your journey, and that's okay. Keep being the reason people believe in beautiful souls, kind hearts, and good energy.
Kindness always leaves a lasting impression.
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Google still does not have an ETA on when the Google Search Console page indexing delays will be fixed (we are almost 3 weeks delayed) - story updated at seroundtable.com/google-sear…
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21 sites to get high DR backlinks for your startup:
1. Product Hunt
2. BetaList
3. Crunchbase
4. AngelList
5. G2
6. Capterra
7. GetApp
8. AlternativeTo
9. Slant
10. SaaSHub
11. StackShare
12. Indie Hackers
13. Hacker News (Show HN)
14. Reddit (r/SideProject, r/startups)
15. BetaPage
16. StartupLister
17. Launching Next
18. Startup Buffer
19. Startup Stash
20. Killer Startups
21. F6S
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I am noticing this weird step down in the pages in this page indexing report after June 11th - I am seeing this across several Google Search Console properties - anyone else?
The Google Search Console page indexing report has finally been updated, after being stuck for 3 weeks seroundtable.com/google-page…
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Google June 2026 spam update is out, will only take a few days but I feel like we have been feeling it earlier seroundtable.com/google-june…
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Common, this hero image is great, no?
Google June 2026 spam update is out, will only take a few days but I feel like we have been feeling it earlier seroundtable.com/google-june…
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SEO AUDIT CHECKLIST FOR YOUR STARTUP:
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FOUNDATION (0/5)
Register your site with Google Search Console (free)
Submit your XML sitemap to Google & Bing (free)
Verify your site in Google Analytics (GA4) (free)
Set your preferred domain (www vs non-www) (once)
Install an SEO plugin or configure meta tags (e.g. Yoast, RankMath) (tool)
KEYWORD RESEARCH (0/4)
Identify 5–10 core topics your customers search for (free)
Find long-tail keywords with low competition (tool)
Map one primary keyword per page or post (free)
Check competitor keywords (Ahrefs, Semrush, or free Ubersuggest) (tool)
ON-PAGE SEO (0/6)
Write a unique, keyword-rich title tag for every page (50–60 chars) (once)
Write a compelling meta description for every page (150–160 chars) (once)
Use one H1 tag per page that includes the target keyword (once)
Add alt text to all images (once)
Use short, descriptive URLs (no dates or random strings) (once)
Add internal links between related pages (free)
TECHNICAL SEO (0/5)
Ensure the site loads in under 3 seconds (test with PageSpeed Insights) (tool)
Make the site mobile-responsive (once)
Enable HTTPS (SSL certificate installed) (once)
Fix broken links and 404 errors (tool)
Add structured data / schema markup for your key page types (tool)
CONTENT & AUTHORITY (0/5)
Publish at least one high-quality blog post per week (free)
Target comparison and “best X” keywords relevant to your niche (free)
Reach out for 3 backlinks from relevant sites or directories this month (free)
List your startup in relevant directories (G2, Capterra, Product Hunt, etc.) (free)
Create a Google Business Profile if you have a local audience (free)
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Today we released the June 2026 spam update. We'll update our ranking release history page when the rollout is complete: status.search.google.com/inc…