SEO
- Yes, a brand’s Google Search Console graph can look like its stock price chart.
- Both graphs react to news, hype, fear, and big company events.
- Similar lines do not always mean one is causing the other.
- You can still use both graphs together to read brand health and investor mood.
- People still love top results, but clicks now spread across more links.
- Branded keywords no longer send all traffic to just one page.
- Local and shopping results steal attention from the top organic result.
- Long-tail keywords feel “safer” and keep more steady organic CTR.
- You can still win more clicks by reading the data and fixing your snippets.
- Google Search Console is adding AI-assisted brand query filters.
- You will be able to include or exclude brand queries in the performance report.
- The filter uses AI to spot branded queries, products, and services.
- You no longer need complex RegEx to split brand vs non brand traffic.
- This helps SEO teams report cleaner non-branded performance to leaders.
- Only rich-result supported schema types appear in Search Console.
- These reports help you track errors, warnings, and valid items.
- Google uses these types to show extra details in search results.
- Google Search Console annotations let you add short notes directly on your performance charts.
- You can mark key events like site changes, content updates, and Google core updates on exact dates.
- Annotations help you explain spikes or drops in clicks, impressions, and rankings.
- Your whole team can see these notes, so reporting and SEO handovers become much easier.
- With a simple habit, annotations can become your SEO change log inside Google Search Console.
- Google treats most gTLDs the same. A TLD does not boost rank.
- If you run two TLDs, pick one main site. 301 redirect the other.
- During a move, use 301s. Do not rely on canonicals first.
- Later, canonicals can help. However, redirects are stronger.
- Email domains don’t affect SEO. Use any TLD for email.
- Keep redirects for at least one year. Also, monitor in Search Console.
- Google’s Opal helps build no-code AI “mini-apps” for content.
- Google’s blog says Opal can create “optimized” content at scale.
- Google’s spam policy bans scaled content made to game rankings.
- Your “primary purpose” must be to help users, not Search.
- Human review, sources, and E-E-A-T signals reduce risk.
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