Bing On How It Ranks Web Pages & Content
In the newly updated Bing Webmaster Guidelines, Bing disclosed how it ranks content in the Bing search results. Well, it doesn’t disclose the exact ranking formula, but it does describe that it uses these areas for ranking; relevance, quality & credibility, user engagement, freshness, location and page load time.
Google Replaced The Sponsored Label With The Ads Label
Yesterday Google has removed the “Sponsored” label on the Google Shopping Ads and replaced it with the “Ads” label you see on normal Google Search Ads. Ginny Marvin said this is “streamlining” the ads label.
Will Affiliate Marketing Rise Again After Corona
Has Amazon’s recent slashing of commissions rung the death knell for affiliate marketing? Not necessarily. An affiliate business can adapt, diversify, and overcome.
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Facebook Ads boycott: What will be the measure of success?
Claiming the advertiser boycott as a success or failure won’t likely be clear cut.
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How to build your brand authority through content marketing
By demonstrating your expertise through content, you can make major strides in building trust and ultimately increasing sales.
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What publishers need to consider before dropping AMP [Video]
BuzzFeed’s Matt Dorville shares what his publication is thinking about ahead of Google’s Page Experience update.
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Learn about the three Core Web Vitals: LCP, FID & CLS
Some time ago, Google caused quite a stir by announcing a new ranking factor for 2021: page experience. User experience has always been a essential part of building the best site out there, but now, it will play an even bigger role in helping you build awesome sites for your customers. All this is powered […]
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Wasteful Wednesday with Wil Reynolds #5 – Keyword of the Week “Technology Terms”
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What’s up friends, Wil Reynolds back for another Wasteful Wednesday. If you are in the technology marketing space, this episode is for you.
I’ve decided to record this series to help you, the practitioner, be the freaking superhero in your company.…
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Ad fraud prevention firm CHEQ enters PPC market
The company says it offers the first cybersecurity-based platform for paid search and paid social ad fraud prevention.
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Google Shopping Free On Google.com, Not Just Google Shopping Tab
Google announced yesterday that it is expanding its free Google Shopping service to not just Google Shopping but to the main Google.com Google search results. Bill Ready, the President of Commerce at Google, said “we’re now bringing free retail listin…
The pillars of successful link building
Create linkable assets and identify relevant opportunities to reach a wider audience.
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Top Ranking Sites In Google Use SEO Plugins?
John Mueller of Google posted on Twitter “I imagine the top-ranking sites don’t use any SEO plugin.” This was after someone posted a poll asking “which SEO Plugin is perfect for SEO?”
Disqus Comments May Not Get Indexed Even After Google’s Fix
It seems that even after Google said it fixed the indexing issues with Disqus that has been lingering on for a while, that Google still may not be able to index all Disqus comments. Glenn Gabe said he noticed issues after the fix was rolled out. He s…
Google Tests Trending Icon In Search Suggestions On Desktop
Four years ago, Google began testing trending icons and results in the Google search suggestions on mobile. Some searchers really disliked it and Google enabled an opt out method for it. But it seems recently Google now began testing the same thing o…
Google: Stock Photography For Google Search Does Not Matter
Google’s John Mueller was asked if using stock photography on your pages would hurt the page’s chances of ranking well in Google search. Do you need a unique image per page? John Mueller responded that “it doesn’t matter for web-search directly.”
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Google advanced search: Six powerful tips for better SEO
Become a better SEO with six advanced search tips to help you find guest posting opportunities, uncover missed internal linking opportunities, unearth duplicate content, and more.
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Usage of voice has plateaued — for now
Compared with past growth, 2020 survey data show flat-to-declining usage.
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What to look at when considering a Digital Asset Management platform
What do all DAMs do, and what are the points of differentiation between them?
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Google is streamlining ‘Ad’ labeling for Shopping ads
The “Sponsored” label will be retired on desktop results, too.
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Google Data Studio: What It Is & How to Use It
This post was originally written by Seer Alumni and published on June 12, 2017.
It was updated on June 30, 2020 by Aniqa Anwar.
What is Google Data Studio?
Google Data Studio (GDS) is a great, free data visualization tool (note my use of the phrase data visualization tool, as opposed to business intelligence tool here) that lets you build interactive dashboards, and customized, beautiful reporting.…
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