Category: SEO

Google is testing a ‘Try on’ button that now appears directly within SERP product carousels, instead of only after opening the carousel.

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For this guide, I tested 10 image search platforms on the same real-world jobs. I wasn’t interested in which one advertised the most features. I wanted to know which one got me to the right, correctly sourced and usable image fastest.

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Bing is testing a ‘Recommended products’ heading above product grids in organic results, a labeling change that could help boost CTR.

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Google Merchant Center now supports a ‘mileage_allowance’ sub-attribute for German vehicle listings, letting merchants specify lease or financing mileage limits directly in their feed.

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Google is testing ‘Have AI get prices’ and ‘Have AI check prices’ buttons within its Local Results Pack, spotted separately on desktop and mobile.

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Google is rolling out AI Mode’s info monitoring feature to all users globally, previously limited to Pro and Ultra subscribers, letting Search continuously track topics like restock alerts and local events.

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Google is testing a product carousel design that shows three larger product cards per row instead of the usual four or five.

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Google is now showing its Translate tool directly within AI Overviews, a change that could reduce clicks to third-party translation websites.

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Google is testing a new, shorter image design within its product grid, though it’s unclear whether this is an intentional test or a display bug.

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Google is testing a new loading button for AI Overviews that shows the full overview at once without a ‘Show more’ button, continuing a recent pattern of default-expansion changes.”

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Bing is testing a ‘Read more’ button for organic results, following a similar feature Google rolled out globally this year.

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Bing is testing an ‘AI Mode’ tab in its search menu, mirroring Google’s own AI Mode tab and suggesting Bing may be exploring similar ways to push users toward AI-powered search.

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Google AI Mode is now showing side-by-side product comparisons with images and reviews, giving users a deeper way to evaluate options before buying.

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Google is testing clickable anchor text within AI Overview that redirects users to AI Mode instead of a webpage, another sign of Google pushing users toward its AI search experience.

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Google AI Mode is testing sending users directly to retailer websites instead of opening the free listing comparison panel, raising questions about visibility for other listed stores.

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Two websites can recommend each other for good reasons. Here’s how to tell when a useful connection has become a link exchange you should avoid.

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