Poisoned SERPs: An update on Google ranking data in Semrush
Learn how Semrush is addressing “poisoned” Google Search results, validating ranking data, and investing in visibility for users.
Key points
- • Poisoned SERPs: An update on Google ranking data in Semrush Find new opportunities across AI search and SEO.
- • If you notice something unusual If you see unexpected ranking changes, especially for keywords unrelated to your pages, compare against your own data, such as Google Search Console.
- • Visibility today spans traditional rankings and AI-generated answers, and we’ll continue investing in both areas because customers need a reliable view of each.
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