OpenAI just dropped something big – meet SearchGPT, the all-new search prototype based on artificial intelligence. While still in the testing phase, SearchGPT might be the new Google, but with a twist. SearchGPT wants to redefine the search experience and deliver AI-powered results to search queries that are free of ads and more user-friendly.
So, after bracing for impact and preparing to say goodbye to third party cookies, Google changed its position. Instead of removing third party cookies altogether, an opt-in dialog will be rolling out for users. What does this mean for publishers?
While there is no one-size-fits-all approach to ad density, striking the right balance is essential for maximizing revenue while ensuring a positive user experience.
The U.S. publishing industry in 2024 presents a dynamic and challenging environment characterized by technological innovation and regulatory complexity.
The ongoing clashes between revenue, product, and editorial teams are painful to say the least. It doesn’t have to be this way.
Revenue, product, and editorial teams are in a continuous battle over what appear to be conflicting needs.
Sites that load faster and avoid moving elements during loading will appear higher in search results—provided they are still relevant
On June 15, 2021, Google finally started rolling out its latest update to how it tracks and measures user experience (UX) across the web, called Core Web Vitals.
