Welcome to Search With Sean: Weekly Digital Marketing News – your go-to roundup of the latest in SEO, AI, search, digital PR, paid media, and digital strategy.

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In this week’s episode, we cover Reddit’s lawsuit against SERP API and what it means for data access, the growing importance of log file analysis in technical SEO, and Meta’s decision to end end-to-end encryption on Instagram. We also explore the rise of “human-made” content labels in response to AI, Facebook’s push to pay creators to post on its platform, and how AI is being used across healthcare - from NHS diagnostics to concerns around misinformation and accuracy.

Alongside this, we break down the latest thinking on AI-driven SEO, zero-click search, and what it all means for trust, visibility, and the future of digital marketing.

We also touch on AI’s growing role in productivity and workflows, the challenges of detecting AI-generated content, evolving data dependencies between platforms like Google and ChatGPT, and how brands and creators are adapting to an increasingly AI-driven search landscape.