When to switch to standard delivery in Google Ads (hint: you should have switched yesterday)
Long thought to be an easy, one-click optimization, accelerated delivery might be doing more harm than good (if it’s doing anything at all). Here’s why that is and what you should do about it.
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How Google May Handle Question Answering when Facts are Missing
I wrote about a similar patent in the post, Google Extracts Facts from the Web to Provide Fact Answers This one introduces itself with the following statement, indicating a problem that Google may have with answering questions from the facts it may collect from the Web to fill its knowledge graph: Embodiments relate to relational … Continue reading “How Google May Handle Question Answering when Facts are Missing”
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Ad customizers are now available in all Microsoft Advertising accounts
Create ad customizer feeds in the UI or import them from your Google account.
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How to measure success with JavaScript-dependent websites
SEO strategist Robin Rozhon answers questions from SMX Advanced about monitoring rendering success, using external A/B testing tools and more.
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Search engine results: The ten year evolution
Look around at a macro-level to see the trends vs. always focusing on detailed keyword level optimizations. Trends to help put your strategy in context.
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Instagram SEO – 8 Proven Tactics
Instagram blocks search engines from categorizing images. Your profile can be indexed, but the images can’t. This makes Instagram SEO challenging, but not impossible.
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How to Yoast your post
Do you want your articles to be as well optimized as possible? Do you aim for that number 1 position in the search results? And do you madly chase traffic and clicks? It’s not easy to achieve all these things entirely on your own, but luckily, Yoast is here to help. In this post, we’ll […]
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Here’s your sneak peek at the SMX East agenda
Psst! Here’s a preview of the sessions, keynotes, clinics, and workshops coming to SMX East, November 13-14 in NYC!
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Bullish forecast predicts 31 million Americans will ‘shop’ on their smart speakers in 2019
In this case, “shopping” doesn’t include purchasing; however, digital goods and product re-ordering are also poised for growth.
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How to Do Keyword Research Like Randy Ray
Michael Martinez asked me to contribute some SEO tips to this blog, and I haven’t written about SEO in a long time. I (reluctantly) said okay. But I wasn’t sure where to start. I finally thought maybe I should start with the same activity I start my SEO activities with: Keyword research. Here’s how to…
Google Dropped Bing Discover Pages From Index But Was There Traffic Drop?
The SEO community is buzzing about how Google seems to have removed Bing’s Discover section from the Google search results index. Edd Wilson tweeted about it on July 4th and then several sites picked it up. Bing Discover is a portal on Bing.com that …
Google Tests “Some Popular Queries” Feature
Some searchers in India are noticing that when you enter a query into Google that has no matches and Google has no idea what you are looking for, Google will show you a section called “some popular queries.”
Google Search Console Your Site Switched To Mobile-First Indexing Notifications Causing Confusion?
If you open Google Search Console and go to a property that has been switched to mobile-first indexing, you will get an alert slide up from the bottom right of the screen notifying you of the switch. Even if the switch happened several months ago and …
Google Ads In People Also View Carousel – A Test Or Bug?
Valentin Pletzer posted a screen shot on Twitter of Google testing a Google Ad in the people also view carousel. We’ve seen a “people also considered” ad carousel feature that Google was testing but now in the “people also view” box mixed with organi…
Google Knowledge Panel With Interesting Finds
We have seen the interesting finds section for AMP pages and other types of blocks in the Google mobile search results. But Google seems to be testing the interesting finds section in some knowledge panels on mobile search.
SMX replay: Create dashboards that inform and persuade
Sam Marsden of DeepCrawl explains how to use data visualization to get faster buy-in from management and stakeholders.
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What two big studies tell us about the state of local marketing
New research from SOCi and FreshChalk point toward best practices and reveal how most local marketers are failing to execute.
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Yoast SEO 11.6 updates how-to structured data block, following Google’s changes
The latest update also includes more UX changes and bug fixes.
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Ten ways to pump out a stream of great content without burning out
Producing a constant stream of content can be exhausting without running out of ideas. How do you keep up with all the content you need to produce?
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Sentiment Analysis: Turning Your Social Media into a Marketing Dream
Sentiment anaysis is the only way you can really see what’s being said on social media platforms about your company, you, and the way things are run.
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