How long does reputation management take?

Columnist Chris Silver Smith discusses the factors that affect the time it takes to clean up online content that damages your name or reputation.

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Amazon Prime Day’s surprising effects on Google AdWords performance

Columnist Andy Taylor dives into Merkle advertiser performance data to explore the impact of Amazon’s recent Prime Day sale.

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Did you know? Google sees JavaScript links you don’t

Columnist Kyla Becker explains how poor visibility into JavaScript backlinks can impact webmasters’ ability to keep a clean backlink profile.

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What I learned from the Danny Sullivan/Gary Illyes keynote at SMX Advanced

Columnist Eric Enge breaks down the “AMA With Google Search” session at SMX Advanced, where Search Engine Land founding editor Danny Sullivan interviewed Webmaster Trends Analyst Gary Illyes from Google.

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Google home service ads come to the East Coast & open up to more service categories

The local home services ad product is now available in 5 metro areas in the US.

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How marketers’ influence can expand beyond lead gen: Utilizing remarketing for nurturing leads

Marketers are often responsible for generating leads, but columnist Elizabeth Laird explains how they can also help move those leads down the sales funnel.

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Five important updates to Google semantic search you might have missed

Google is constantly making tweaks and changes to semantic search. The vast majority go unannounced and unnoticed, but they can be an interesting indicator of Google’s strategy, and it pays to keep an eye on them. Here are five recent updates you might have missed.

Brace yourself: The benefit and shock of analyzing Googlebot crawl spikes via log files [Case Study]

Site owners really don’t know the full story about who, or what, is crawling their sites until they analyze their server logs. Columnist Glenn Gabe shares a case study that illustrates some insights to be gleaned from a server log file analysis.

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Google adds booking for spa and salon appointments from Search & Maps

The Reserve with Google program makes it possible to book appointments right from Google.

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AMP for Advanced SEOs: SMX Advanced insights

Columnist Eric Enge summarizes a session from the recent SMX Advanced conference on Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP).

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Attack of the clones: Here’s a script to fight duplicated ads

Duplicate ads can make it difficult to properly manage your AdWords campaigns, but finding duplicate ads in a large account can be nearly impossible. Luckily, thanks to columnist Daniel Gilbert, there’s a script for that.

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