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Annually, we survey general consumers about their perception of Google, asking the same four questions the same way so we can watch sentiment move rather

For years, businesses have treated public relations and search engine optimization as two separate budget lines, run by two separate teams, chasing two separate goals.

By the Market My Market content team, with insights from Anastasiya Raynor, Katie McLoughlin, Brandi Nicklaus, Isabel Skormin, Kimberly Osborn, and Brett Whitaker   A

By the Market My Market content team, with insights from Katie McLoughlin, Brandi Nicklaus, and Tanner Mowery   Most content marketing strategies begin with learned

By the Market My Market content team, with insights from Isabel Finazzo, Lindsay Bennett-Guido and Kimberly Osborn   For years, search engines have been the

On May 15, 2026, Google published official documentation explicitly rejecting GEO and AEO as separate disciplines from SEO. Here’s what that means for your marketing budget and what you should actually be paying for.

By the Market My Market content team, with insights from Anastasiya Raynor, Brandi Nicklaus, and Tanner Mowery   When a page is built without structure,

By the Market My Market content team, with insights from Isabel Skormin and Kimberly Osborn   Content tools move fast. The writers who keep up

The platforms people use to find dentists, lawyers, and doctors are expanding, and the window to get in early is already opening. Two of the

Local search is no longer optional for businesses wanting to attract nearby customers. With 80% of US consumers searching online for local businesses weekly, your

By the Market My Market content team, with insights from Tanner Mowery, Anastasiya Raynor, and Katie McLoughlin   Attracting a reader is only half the

It’s like a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Search engines and LLMs look human—interactive, conversational, relatable—but underneath, it’s still just ones and zeros. The way they’re