Microsoft Clarity Adds Custom Brand Terms to AI Visibility Reporting
Clarity now lets teams customize brand terms used to classify branded queries in its AI Visibility dashboard, with options to group terms under a brand name.
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Clarity now lets teams customize brand terms used to classify branded queries in its AI Visibility dashboard, with options to group terms under a brand name.
Read updateGoogle Analytics added Include hostname filters, allowing property teams to define approved hostnames while accounting for Measurement Protocol and empty-hostname behavior.
Read updateClarity’s Bot Activity dashboard can group bot activity by page type using automatic classification and customizable URL-based rules.
Read updateGoogle Analytics now supports integer lookback windows for click-through and engaged-view ad conversions, broadening the available choices beyond fixed presets.
Read updateClarity’s AI Scrape-to-Referral Insights adds a ratio card comparing AI scrape activity with referral traffic and links into session recordings for further review.
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