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Ecommerce SEO: Some stores make their filters work harder.

A deeper category page can be indexable and still be difficult for search engines and shoppers to discover if the filters don’t link directly to it.

Some stores do this well: selecting a filter leads to a dedicated, indexable URL, creating a useful internal link to a more specific category page.

In my example, I’m hovering over a filter to show its destination, then viewing the HTML vs. DOM diff to compare the page as served with the rendered DOM.

One detail to get right: if a filter links to a dedicated page, make sure the title tag clearly describes that page. The linked page in this example could have a more descriptive title to help it surface more effectively.

Faceted navigation can improve the shopping journey and create stronger internal paths to deeper category pages. Worthwhile considering how your store could implemenet something similar.
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Google’s sponsored results on mobile are increasingly becoming more generative.

Not only is there a loading animation for this example, but each individual ad has its own description for the business, and then there’s an additional description at the top of the sponsored results that mentions the brand names that are listed with an additional link to their ads.

📖 More details & examples of this experiment: brodieclark.com/notes/#nov-2026

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After testing out blue URLs for sponsored results on mobile last week, Google is now testing out the same blue URL treatment for organic results.

Google actually did this same experiment over a year ago.

📖 More details & examples of this experiment: brodieclark.com/notes/#nov-2026

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Is SERP poisoning having an impact on real users beyond rank tracking?

I ran an analysis using the SERP Lens agent to compare Google search results across all US-based VPN locations for the query "mens running shoes".

Watch the agent connect to the VPN locations, run the analysis, resolve /goto links that haven't resolved (beyond the top 6), and select 'Continue' to verify the request to establish a 200 response.

The agent then checked the actual ranking in the US based on clean rank tracker data to compare the results and run an analysis on the likelihood of the results being poisoned or if Google is "playing dumb".

According to the results of the analysis, the results were very similar across the board, with there being a very low likelihood of SERP poisoning or results looking real on the surface but being completely irrelevant.

This process mimics that of how someone in SEO would check results for their clients manually, which I suspect isn't being impacted by Google trying to make it difficult for competitors to scrape their results.
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Google is now testing query bubbles within AI overviews that appear at the top of the response, leading users to AI Mode after clicking.

Also spotted via @sewatch on mobile, with the query bubbles showing blue, compared to grey on desktop in this version.

📖 More details & examples of this experiment: brodieclark.com/notes/#nov-2026

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