Bing Supporting Data NoSnippet HTML Attribute

On October 15, Bing published a blog post revealing the support of “Data No-Snippet” HTML attribute in Bing Search Engine.

It means webmasters can now hide a particular section in HTML to appear in Bing Search or any other AI engines supported by Bing.

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12 New SEO KPIs for the GenAI Era

Key Takeaways

  1. Old SEO metrics like clicks and rankings are losing value.
  2. AI search uses new ways to find and show answers.
  3. We now need to track how AI systems retrieve, read, and cite our content.
  4. 12 new KPIs (key performance indicators) are shaping the future.

Marketers must measure what matters in AI-driven search.

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Google AI Mode Now Integrated into Chrome Browser

Key Takeaways

  • Google has added AI Mode directly to the Chrome address bar (omnibox).
  • Users can now ask long, complex questions right from the omnibox.
  • AI Mode also lets you analyze and ask questions about entire webpages.
  • Contextual suggestions and AI Overviews are available while browsing.
  • Google calls AI Mode the future of Search, expanding globally soon.

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The Evolution of Command Based Queries

After the introduction of Generative Engines, we are seeing a new type of query evoluting, which we call “Command Based Query”.

Seeing the rising demand of command based queries we see that legacy search engines have also modified their features. It doesn’t matter, whether it is AI Overviews, AI Mode or Copilot.

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You Can Now Choose Your Preferred Sources for Google Top Stories

If you are a news lover then this article might excites you. Google has rolled out a new feature called Preferred Sources, that let you filter news in Top Stories with only the sources that you are going to choose.

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How to Win in Google Discover: Top SEO Strategies Backed by 200M Articles

Google Discover has quietly become one of the biggest traffic machines on the internet. For many news websites, it now outpaces even traditional Google Search—and the man who’s been decoding it since the beginning is John Shehata, the founder of NewzDash and GD Dash.

In a recent presentation, he broke down how Discover really works and how you can position your content to ride the algorithmic wave.

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The Referral Patterns in Newly Introduced AI Mode in Google Search

Google’s AI Mode might be the future of search, but early signs show it works very differently from what we’re used to. Thanks to new data from SimilarWeb and iPullRank, we now have our first glimpse into how users behave when exploring AI-powered search.

Between May 20 and June 19, over 100,000 AI Mode users were tracked across multiple metrics.

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Google AI Mode vs Classic Search: How the User Journey Changes

Google has turned the results page into a chat window.
I saw the shift while looking for the best orthopaedic doctor in Gurgaon. Classic search forced me to open many links and compare each one. AI Mode listed names, clinic maps, and phone buttons in a single reply.

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LLMS.TXT Brings New Standard for AI Content Crawling

AI tools are everywhere, but what if there was a simple way to guide them through your website—just like robots.txt does for search engines?

That’s exactly what llms.txt aims to do.

Created by technologist Jeremy Howard, llms.txt is a proposed standard to help large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity crawl, read, and understand websites better.

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AI Mode Data Now Appears in Google Search Console

Google’s new AI Mode in Search is now showing up in Search Console. The update rolled out on June 13, 2025, and SEOs are already tracking clicks and impressions.

This is big. For the first time, we can measure how often AI Mode results are being seen—and clicked.

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