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Google is getting worse as it loses its fight against search engine spam

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Google Search is the world's most popular search engine. But researchers say it's not as good as it used to be.

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Inside the first 'SEO heist' of the AI era

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A shadowy firm ripped off dozens of media websites to prop up NFT projects, Amazon hustlers, and a convicted tax cheat

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Three logo: Rolling Stone, MarketWatch, and New York Post are arranged vertically on a gray-purple background. The image is slowly erased to reveal three other knockoff logos underneath: Music Observer, Market Daily and Entertainment Post, all set upon a light blue background.

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A simple way to fix search: Bright pink ads

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The SEO world is up in arms after a story said they're 'ruining the internet.' Here's the spicy drama.

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Did SEO practitioners ruin the internet? A story in The Verge has some SEO'ers up in arms after a spicy headline suggested they might be responsible for an increasingly poor Google Search experience.

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I tried every marketing tool to build my small business but nothing worked until I went all in on SEO — within 2 years, I was making $1 million in annual revenue

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Meredith Noble, cofounder of Learn Grant Writing.

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How a Google loophole lets drug dealers hijack nearly any website — including our own

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A magnifying glass unveils drugs on the Google homepage

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Google recently cut 'people' from its Search guidelines. Now, website owners say a flood of AI content is pushing them down in search results.

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai.

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Elon Musk says he will remove news headlines from X posts so links only show as images, because he thinks it looks better

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Elon Musk.

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CNET Deletes Thousands of Old Articles to Game Google Search

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Tech news website CNET has deleted thousands of old articles over the past few months in a bid to improve its performance in Google Search results, Gizmodo has learned.

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