What is Google AI Mode — and why does it matter for law firms? Google’s new AI Mode has the potential to change the way people search for legal help online. Unlike the traditional search experience where users see a mix of map listings, paid ads, and organic results, AI Mode uses a more conversational...
Read MoreA Tamer Core Update, But Not One to Ignore Google officially completed its March 2025 core update on March 27, wrapping up a two-week rollout that began on March 13. Like all core updates, it was designed to improve the relevance and helpfulness of search results—not just reward keyword-heavy content. This update wasn’t as disruptive...
Read MoreThe AI Overviews Citation Pattern Google’s AI Overviews tend to pull from content-rich pages that thoroughly address a user’s query – instead of broad and generic web pages like a site’s homepage. Enterprise SEO company, BrightEdge, found that 82.5% of citations in Google AI Overviews linked to deep content pages, which are pages that are...
Read MoreGoogle Begins to Roll Out March 2025 Core Update Google has begun rolling out its March 2025 Core Update, making adjustments to how search rankings are determined. As with previous updates, the goal is to refine search results by prioritizing helpful, high-quality content while reducing visibility for low-value pages. Along with this update, Google is...
Read MoreGoogle Isn’t Losing Ground The rise of AI-powered search tools like ChatGPT has sparked speculation that Google’s dominance is slipping. With major tech companies investing in AI-driven alternatives, some businesses have rushed to adjust their focus, fearing traditional search is becoming obsolete. But before law firms rethink their marketing strategies, they should take a closer...
Read MoreGoogle Continues to Expand AI in Search Google is making three major updates to how search works, with AI playing a bigger role than ever. The company has upgraded AI Overviews using its latest model, Gemini 2.0. This update is designed to improve accuracy and provide users with more detailed responses to complex queries. Google...
Read MoreThe Hidden Problem with AI-Generated Legal Content Law firms rely on content marketing to build trust, educate potential clients, and improve their search rankings. But with AI-generated content flooding the internet, many firms may unknowingly publish content that looks polished but lacks real substance. Some marketing providers use AI tools to churn out legal content...
Read MoreThe Next Generation Isn’t Searching the Way You Think For years, Google has been the default search engine for nearly everyone, but younger users are breaking that habit. Instead of typing queries into traditional search engines and sorting through pages of results, many now turn to short-form explainer videos, user generated online forums & discussions,...
Read MoreGoogle Faces EU Charges for Favoring Its Own Content Google is under fire again—this time in Europe. The European Commission has accused the tech giant of violating the Digital Markets Act (DMA) by giving preferential treatment to its own services in search results. This latest legal challenge comes just weeks after the UK’s Competition and...
Read MoreA Fast Start, but Has the Growth Continued? The newest player in the generative AI race, DeepSeek, is a Chinese startup that recently introduced its open-source model, DeepSeek-R1. Unlike proprietary models from OpenAI and Google, DeepSeek-R1 is freely available, allowing businesses and developers to access high-level AI without the constraints of a closed system –...
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