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Google adds real-time reporting endpoint to Campaign Manager 360 API

Developers can now retrieve Campaign Manager 360 reporting data in real time with a single API request.
Top B2B SEO tools that actually grow your pipeline in 2026
The bar for B2B SEO tools has shifted. SEO strategy is no longer just about ranking on page one, because buyers are increasingly discovering vendors through AI-generated answers. A strong Google ranking still matters, but so does visibility in AI search, and B2B teams need traffic that’s actually likely to convert.
SMX Now: The Target bidding apocalypse and how we’ve been here before

Join us on August 19th for the latest SMX Now where Reva Minkoff will break down Google’s August 17 Smart Bidding changes
Anthropic adds AI text watermarking to Claude models worldwide

Anthropic says detection tools and documentation are coming, while warning that watermarks can’t confirm authorship or rule out AI use.
AI search performance KPIs every marketer should track
As long as I’ve been in marketing, people have warned against focusing on “vanity metrics,” or those flashy, high numbers that don’t translate to real results or profit. Fast forward a decade, I never expected traffic and search rank to be part of that conversation.
5 AI Workflows for Local SEO
Struggling to use AI in local SEO without wasted spend or unreliable output? Learn five safe workflows that automate execution while keeping strategy in human hands.
Study: ChatGPT ads appear on 26% of commercial prompts

New research finds ChatGPT is already serving ads at scale, while highlighting challenges around targeting relevance.
Google investigates Merchant Center outage

Google says it is investigating reports of an issue affecting Merchant Center, but has not yet shared details on the cause or expected resolution.
The simple way to make your marketing claims 42.9% more believable
A few weeks back, I stumbled across a Reddit post that talked about the first measurement ever taken of Mount Everest. Rather than listing the exact measurement of 29,000 feet, the British Royal Geographical Society declared Mount Everest’s elevation to be 29,002 feet. It’s one of those facts that seems fake, but there’s good evidence that it’s true.

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