How the SEO/AI tab is made
50 sources feed this tab, 48 of them answering at the last check. All of them are public feeds the publishers offer themselves.
Sources
- Ahrefs Blog
- Aleyda Solis (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Ann Smarty (SEO Smarty) (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Backlinko
- Barry Adams (SEO for Google News) (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Ben's Bites (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Bill Hartzer (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Chris Green (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Craig Campbell (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Cyrus Shepard (Zyppy) (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Dan Petrovic (DEJAN) (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Dixon Jones (InLinks) (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Duane Forrester (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Eli Schwartz (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Ethan Mollick (One Useful Thing) (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Glen Allsopp (Detailed) (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Glenn Gabe (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Google AI blog (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Google Search blog
- Google Search Central
- Hugging Face blog (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Jason Barnard (Kalicube) (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Jono Alderson (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Kevin Gibbons (Re:signal) (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Kevin Indig (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Lily Ray (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Marie Haynes (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Marketing AI Institute (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Matt Diggity (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Mike King (iPullRank) (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Mordy Oberstein: a Google News search for "Mordy Oberstein" when:14d
- Moz Blog
- Olaf Kopp (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- OpenAI News (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Portent (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Previsible
- Rand Fishkin (SparkToro) (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Screaming Frog (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Search Engine Journal
- Search Engine Land
- Search Engine Roundtable
- Search Engine Watch
- Seer Interactive
- Semrush blog (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Siege Media (Ross Hudgens) (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Similarweb blog: a Google News search for site:similarweb.com/blog when:14d
- Stratechery (Ben Thompson) (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Surfer blog: a Google News search for site:surferseo.com/blog when:14d
- The Rundown AI (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
- Yoast SEO blog (magazine or newsletter: at most 2 spots in a row)
Rules this tab follows
- Every headline links to the publisher. The page shows the headline, a line or two from the publisher's own feed and a small picture when the feed has one. Nothing else is copied.
- The feeds are checked every hour, on the hour. A story drops off 48 hours after it was published.
- Sources are center or left leaning and free to read. Press release wires, sports sites and look-alike towns (the other Albanys and Troys) are blocked.
- No sports, no obituaries, no murders, arrests or crime reports, and nothing about sexual crimes, on any tab.
- Search Engine Journal is limited to posts by its own writers, and anything that looks like an ad or a sponsored post is skipped.
- When several outlets carry the same story it shows once, with the others listed under "Also". A story already on an earlier tab (World first, then USA, then 518 News, then the extra tabs) does not repeat on a later one.
- Newest first, with a lift for stories many outlets cover. No single source may take more than 4 spots in a row (2 for magazines and one-person newsletters), so one outlet never crowds the top.
- Stories about Donald Trump are held to about 1 in 10 unless you change that in Settings.
- The admin can remove a story, or add one by hand; a hand-added story sits at the top of its tab for 48 hours. Nothing here is written or rewritten by the site.
What you can change
- How many stories you see (30, 50 or up to 100), how many Trump stories, whether paywalled papers show, pictures on or off, and words that hide a story: all in Settings.
- Text size, compact mode, light or dark, and the order of the boxes on the front page, also in Settings.
- 🔖 Read later under any story keeps it on your own page until you delete it.
- Add SEO/AI to your tab bar in Settings so it is one tap away, and if you work in SEO or AI, bookmark bluefrognews.com/seo.
- An account is optional and asks only for a name and a password; it carries your settings, your Read later list and your thumbs up to every device.
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