Google-Agent Explained (2026): When the Web Is Visited for You

Google-Agent is not a crawler, but a fetcher and it may ignore robots.txt

Google Maps Isn’t Enough Anymore: How to Optimize for Local AI Search (LLMs)

This article helps you learn understanding how LLMs surface local businesses and how to be part of that layer. Exclusively focusing on ChatGPT and Perplexity.

What Is WebMCP and How Does It Change How AI Agents Interact With Websites?

This article explains how WebMCP works, how it differs from MCP, and what it may mean for SEO and the future of the web.

Beyond Googlebot: The Crawlers and AI Bots SEOs Should Know Today

The ecosystem has evolved beyond just Googlebot and Bingbot. Here’s a quick list of SEO crawlers you should be aware of today.

Ahrefs' Patrick Stox Breaks Down the State of Search at Ahrefs Evolve 2025

Patrick Stox, the Product Advisor & Brand Ambassador at Ahrefs presented one of the most data-driven sessions at Evolve 2025, titled “GEO? AEO? LLMO? What’s with all this AI SEO stuff?”

Cloudflare’s New Content Signals: An AI-Era Glow Up for Robots.txt

For decades, robots.txt has been the go-to file for webmasters to tell bots: “You may (or may not) crawl these parts.” But it never told bots how they could use the content once they had it. Cloudflare's new signal policy changes that narrative.

Chrome’s 10 New Gemini AI Features: A Deep Dive for SEO Professionals

Google Retires &num=100. Know The Reporting & Strategic Implications.

Around September 10-14, 2025, Google began disabling the &num=100, the URL tweak that let SERP tools and power users fetch 100 results in a single request, is no more. Know what it means, and how it affects reporting and strategy.

How is GEO different from SEO? Full walkthrough.

SEO has been around for decades. Every few years, there’s a new shiny acronym AEO, VEO, now GEO/LLMO and it’s natural to be skeptical. But this time, the change isn’t cosmetic. It’s structural.