U.S. DOJ Antitrust Filing Proposes 4 Ways To Break Google’s Monopoly
The DOJ moves to split Google’s Chrome browser and curb anticompetitive practices in a new antitrust filing
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The DOJ moves to split Google’s Chrome browser and curb anticompetitive practices in a new antitrust filing
An email from Sergey Brin suggests that vibe coding may soon influence search algorithm development, impacting SEO
Matt Mullenweg shares three reasons why WordPress will grow stronger in the near future and his thoughts on succession planning
Google’s John Mueller shares his thoughts on low-effort content that “looks good”
WordPress co-creator was asked at WordCamp Asia if he’s adaptable to change
New data shows that YouTube citations in Google AI Overviews are growing by as much as 36% every month
A free WordPress web development plugin shows how open source drives innovation
Google’s AIO is increasingly favoring a shrinking set of authoritative websites for topics like health, B2B technology and insurance
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John Mueller suggested causes for a seemingly false ‘noindex detected’ error in Search Console
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Research suggests that Google doesn’t index over 50% of pages, though indexing rates are improving
Mullenweg questioned at WordCamp Asia about Automattic’s scaled-back contributions to WordPress core
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Research data compares Google AIO volatility with organic search and suggests a fresh perspective for SEO
New legal filing alleges that Matt Mullenweg and Automattic disrupted WP Engine customers’ services
Hostinger Horizons enables web app development through a simple AI chat interface
WordPress announced the ability to secure a domain name registration for an entire century for a one-time payment
Google’s Rich Results tool may not be reliable for debugging structured data
Interview with WooCommerce shows why a strategic refresh is essential to staying relevant to user needs
Google announced that most Business Profile Reviews are returned to normal. Sites still missing reviews should be normal in a few days
Google’s John Mueller explains why Search Console shows URLs containing hashtags in them
WordPress Foundation faces setback in attempt to trademark “Hosted WordPress” and “Managed WordPress”
Hackers are using Google Tag Manager to load malware into Magento sites, stealing credit card numbers during checkout
Panel of 6 search marketers share why Google’s Q4 2024 results may reflect shifts in user behavior and underlying instability
An apparent bug in Google’s Sitelinks algorithm is showing links to unhelpful pages.
Google confirms an outage in the Business Profiles reviews system and says a fix is in progress.
Matt Mullenweg declared that Joost de Valk is persona non grata because he feels Joost “stabbed” him when he was down
Google’s John Mueller offers advice on dealing with indexed URLs that shouldn’t be indexed
The WordPress Hot Nacho Scandal was a formative event that may have shaped how Mullenweg responds to controversies like the WP Engine conflict