Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web. Google officially drops support for FAQ rich results, which impacts almost no one. Google Ads site visits assets are officially documented. Google vehicle... (Tegnap | searchengineroundtable)

A new generation of searchers is conditioning itself to expect answers, not links. That behavioral shift matters more than any product launch Google announced in April. (Tegnap | searchenginejournal)

A modern audit framework integrates AI across organization, tech stack, and readiness to unlock faster execution and measurable efficiency gains. (Tegnap | searchenginejournal)

Google announced on Friday that Google Search, as of May 7th, no longer shows FAQ rich results within the Google Search results. Google will also drop reporting on it within Google Search Console and the respective APIs in the future. (Tegnap | searchengineroundtable)

Google Ads has posted new help documentation on site visits assets, which we covered as tests numerous times - the label that says how many people visited the site. Well, now there is official documentation for it and we know they are officially called site visits assets. (Tegnap | searchengineroundtable)

Google now allows you to run vehicle ads in your Standard Shopping campaigns. Previously, this was only available in Performance Max for Vehicle ads only, according to PPC News Feed. (Tegnap | searchengineroundtable)

The decline of keyword targeting signals a major shift in PPC, with AI prioritizing intent, automation, and data signals over manual control. (Tegnap | searchenginejournal)

Google has updated its Google Merchant Center landing page requirements help documentation to expand and offer more options for out-of-stock products. Google wants you to "ensure your landing page clearly displays product availability for online purchases." (Tegnap | searchengineroundtable)

Google may be integrating Google Tag Manager directly into the Google Ads interface. The integration of Tag Manager also comes with a new interface and user experience. (Tegnap | searchengineroundtable)

Your step-by-step guide to social media marketing in 2026 platforms, strategy, content pillars, and tips from social media marketers. (Tegnap | buffer.com)

The option would let users hide on-screen function buttons, and is already available on competitor platforms such as TikTok and Reels. (Tegnap | socialmediatoday)

The subscription model lets users pay a monthly fee to disable data tracking for targeted promotions, in line with current regulations. (Tegnap | socialmediatoday)

The event last month was intended to help boost creative collaboration between the most active Spectacles developers ahead of the Specs device release. (Tegnap | socialmediatoday)

The option would give users more opportunity to add context, and potentially generate more engagement with their carousel updates. (Tegnap | socialmediatoday)

The guide offers suggestions for building businesses on the platform and tapping into the evolving creator marketplace. (Tegnap | socialmediatoday)

Google Ads published new reporting data retention limits that change how long advertisers can access historical performance data. (Tegnap | searchenginejournal)

Target uses its AI tool Trend Brain to help apparel teams track fashion signals from social media, runway images, and purchasing trends. (Tegnap | marketingtechnews)

UCP is evolving from concept to infrastructure, with new capabilities that enable multi-item purchases, live inventory checks, and loyalty-aware transactions. (Vas. | searchenginejournal)

Google deprecated FAQ rich results, completing a removal that started years ago. FAQ rich results were already restricted for most sites. (Vas. | searchenginejournal)

This week in AI marketing: AI News, Tech & Tools, AI in Marketing, AI in Management, AI in E-commerce, Retail and Agentic Commerce and more. Expert analysis from Anicca Digital. (Szo. | anicca)

Google added more link surfaces to AI Search, but not new reporting for publishers. Studies continue to show lower clicks when AI responses appear. (Szo. | searchenginejournal)