Gemini 3.8 Flash lands in AI Mode, briefly stops citing sources
Google put Gemini 3.8 Flash into AI Mode on 2 September for AI Pro and Ultra subscribers. Within a day SEOs saw answers with no links; Google called it a bug.
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Google put Gemini 3.8 Flash into AI Mode on 2 September for AI Pro and Ultra subscribers. Within a day SEOs saw answers with no links; Google called it a bug.
The Council adopted the biggest EU customs overhaul since 1968: non-EU marketplaces become importers, a parcel handling fee lands on 1 November, fines hit 6%.
Junk leads are a symptom with a handful of causes, most of them upstream of sales. How to tell which one is yours in an evening, and the order to fix them in.
Since 31 August every site can see its AI Overviews and AI Mode impressions in Search Console and switch them off. What the report shows, hides, and what to do.
Firefox 155 on 1 September, Chrome 153 on 8 September, Edge 152 already out: all three big browsers now release every fortnight. What that means for your site.
OpenAI says ChatGPT Ads hit a $1 billion annualised run rate in under 200 days and opened Ads Manager to European advertisers. What changes for your media plan.
Traffic without enquiries is a diagnosable problem, not bad luck. The five usual causes, how to find yours in a single evening, and the order to fix them.
TikTok has added six screen networks in the UK, France, Belgium, Spain and Italy to Out of Phone. What the programme is, how brands buy in, and what it asks of your content.
From 1 September, Google Ads upgrades campaigns using broad match or automatically created assets to AI Max. What changes and what to check.
From 30 August, Google's site reputation abuse manual actions no longer affect search results in the EEA. What changed, why, and what it means for your SEO.
Google's third spam update of 2026 finished rolling out on 21 August. Here is what it targeted, who it hit, and the recovery steps that actually work.
The EU Packaging Regulation (PPWR) applies since 12 August 2026. Cross-border sellers now face authorised representatives, EPR registration and new parcel rules.