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E-commerce, along with the rest of the internet is changing at a rapid rate. This is all thanks to artificial intelligence (AI). AI is transforming business operations, including how customers interact with businesses and products online.

The days of using customer data to target, re-target, and sell information to other businesses has gone. Today's consumers are smarter, knowing what happens to their personal data.

In the evolving SEO landscape, it can be difficult to not try too hard. Every website owner today knows how important it is to optimise your website to improve visibility and website traffic, but the question is, when is enough?

The “People Also Ask” section displays questions and answers that relate to the users initial search. These questions appear at the top portion of Google search results, after the first organic listing.

Search engine optimisation (SEO) has always been evolving and now with the rise in artificial intelligence (AI), the SEO world has been transformed.

Most people assume the internet and websites are eco-friendly, yet while accessing online content reduces the use of paper, websites are not carbon neutral. What does this mean?

We live in a digital world, where we are constantly bombarded with streams of information. Some information tends to gain traction, spreading across the internet.

Every element of your website plays a role in capturing your audiences attention, increasing user engagement. Amongst these elements is colour. Colour is a powerful way to influence perception, emotion, and click through rates (CTRs).

We live in a world with generative artificial intelligence (AI) making content marketing different from a few years ago. Today we optimise for new platforms, using AI tools to understanding user intent.

Gamification is expected to become a $95 billion industry in the next five years, making it essential for digital marketing strategies. When you use game design principles, such as badges, mini games, points, surveys, and quizzes, it improves user engagement.

Search engines use ranking signals, which are pieces of information that are used to determine where you appear in search results.

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) has long reigned as the way businesses can improve their ranking in search results, but there is a major change under way. SEO has always been closely tied to Google's algorithms, which is constantly changing and evolving, going through hundreds of updates annually.

When carried out correctly, search engine optimisation (SEO) can connect a business with its target audience, helping website visitors become loyal customers further donw the road. One of the major advancements in SEO practices is semantic SEO.

Structure is essential when it comes to writing AI-friendly content that still ranks on Google, ensuring it is clear, readable, and searchable. The Genie Crawl team have put some best practices in place to help you create AI-friendly content that will not negatively impact your ranking on Google.

Non-text elements, such as images, video, audio, and AI rich media, help engage and retain website visitors. These elements improve the quality of your web pages, at the same time, search engines are also improving when it comes to reading non-text images.

Google Lens in changing how users search the internet by enabling visual search. More people are using image-based search, and therefore, businesses need to adapt their search engine optimisation (SEO) strategies in order to stay ahead of the competition.

Facebook and Instagram are essential social media platforms for e-commerce stores today. Retargeting is one of the highest return on investment (ROI) strategies, tapping onto consumer behaviour, providing ads with relevant products to customers who are more likely to make a purchase.

Topic clusters is content that has been organised into groups. These groups revolve around a main topic and all the pages are interconnected.

The digital marketing landscape today is fast-paced and constantly evolving, making it harder to stay ahead of Google's algorithm updates.

Pay-Per-Click (PPC) landing pages are designed to convert visitors from your PPC ads into customers. Poorly designed PPC landing pages can provide unwelcome results.

Google's AI Overview is not something new, in fact, it's been available for a few months already, which has resulted in organic website traffic taking a knock.

Zero-party and first-party data has been driven by privacy concerns, along with the phasing out of third-party cookies. This has resulted in businesses having to adapt their PPC strategies, prioritising user control and transparency.

Think how many people shop online or scroll through social media feeds on a daily basis. Did you know more than 2.7 billion people shop online, while 5.24 million people are active on social media, as of February 2025.