Google quietly gave 54 publishers control over their Discover profiles. Here’s what they did with it.

Google Discover has publisher profile pages. They live at profile.google.com/cp/ and appear when someone taps a publisher’s name on a Discover card. These pages aren’t new. They launched in August 2025 with the Follow button rollout, and by November 2025 Google’s documentation referred to them as “source overviews.” For most of the 47,000+ publishers we […]
Google Discover performance reporting bug in Search Console

Google has confirmed a bug with the Discover report within Google Search Console. Google had a data “logging” error that caused a decrease in clicks and impressions for the Discover report between the dates of May 7, 2026 until May 8, 2026. Google said this is just a “data logging only” and your positioning in […]
Inside Canva’s social media campaigns: their social lead explains

Editor’s note: We sat down with Lachlan Stewart, Social Lead at Canva, to learn how the company uses social media to drive conversation and fuel business growth. This Q&A is part of an exciting new series on our blog, so stay tuned for more thought leadership from top marketing leaders. 👀 Canva has over 265 […]
The delegation boundary: How AI decides which brands win

The AI engine pipeline runs 10 gates from discovered through won. Discovered is the bot finding your page. Alongside selected, crawled, rendered, and indexed, those five infrastructure gates get you legible to the machine. Annotated, recruited, grounded, and displayed are the four competitive gates where the algorithm decides whether your brand is the brand it’s […]
OpenAI adds product feed ads to ChatGPT

OpenAI is making a clearer push into e-commerce advertising by letting retailers generate ads directly from their product catalogues inside ChatGPT. What’s happening. Retailers can now connect product feeds to ChatGPT, allowing the platform to automatically create ads using product names, images and attributes, instead of building campaigns manually. The ads themselves don’t change for […]
Scaling AI Content Is The #1 Enterprise Priority: How Do You Scale Without Penalty?

Scaling AI content generation is the number one content strategy for enterprise organizations optimizing for AI search visibility. According to Conductor’s 2026 State of AEO/GEO CMO Investment Report, which surveyed over 250 executives and digital leaders across 12 industries, it ranked above structured data, above authoritative long-form guides, and above original research. Across every maturity […]
How negative information spreads from Wikipedia into AI search

Wikipedia was once widely considered an unreliable source. Today, however, it’s often treated as a credible reference point because of its extensive citations and collaborative editing process. It’s also one of the primary sources AI search systems rely on. Alongside Reddit, Wikipedia heavily influences the information surfaced by ChatGPT and Google. The downside to this […]
3 Actionable Ways Affiliate Managers & SEOs Can Keep Relevant – Ask An SEO

This week’s Ask an SEO question is a bit different. The person wants to know how they can keep relevant and feel secure in their jobs with AI replacing people. In addition to this question, someone at the Digital Marketing EU conference in Lisbon asked, “How do we pay affiliates so we can use them […]
Upscaling Your People: Advanced AI Training : Social Media Examiner

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The Consensus Gap

Boost your skills with Growth Memo’s weekly expert insights. Subscribe for free! Most teams talk about “AI visibility” like it’s one thing. New data on 3.7 million citations across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews suggests it isn’t. And the gap between the three engines is wider (and more strategically important) than your dashboard likely admits. […]
