New European Google local SERPs prompt users to ‘find results on’ other sites
Google appears to be trying to prevent a formal local search antitrust complaint.
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Google confirms AJAX (i.e. XHR) calls consume crawl budget
One more thing to look at if you need to optimize your crawl budget for the most efficient Googlebot crawl of your pages.
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Google Analytics for PWAs: Tracking offline behaviour and more
Progressive web apps (PWAs) are all the rage right now, and for good reason. They represent one of the biggest technological upgrades to the web in a decade, and they empower developers with the tools they need to create fast, engaging, and reliable experiences which are accessible to a diverse range of users. I hardly need […]
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Google starts showing more images in web search results
It might be time for you to focus a bit more on image SEO.
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Google starts showing more images in the web search results
It might be time for you to focus a bit more on image SEO.
Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
The time has come to optimize for IRLs rather than URLs
Drive-to-store strategies have reached a tipping point where they can play a significant role in improving performance of online marketing due to more reliable tracking methods.
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What’s New in Facebook’s Redesigned Ads Manager
In an effort to make advertising easier for advertisers, Facebook is rolling out a new redesigned Ads Manager, including a handful of shiny new features! ✨
Keep in mind that the old Ads Manager will be available until May 1st, but we recommend using the redesigned UI as much as possible to get acclimated to the new interface, and to take advantage of the new features.…
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Google takes baby steps to monetize Google Assistant, Google Home
There’s a multi-faceted revenue model starting to emerge.
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Top advanced YouTube SEO tips to boost your video performance
YouTube is not just a social media platform. It’s a powerful search engine for video content. Here’s how to make the most of its SEO potential.
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New Google smart bidding signals coming: price competitiveness, seasonality for Shopping campaigns
Mobile app ratings will also soon be among the signals Google uses in automated bidding.
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Google Defends Search Results: No Influence On Ads Or Google Analytics
Here we have Danny Sullivan, who now works at Google, defending Google’s organic, free search results. He said again, Google’s organic results are not influenced by ads, the Google Ad program and also Google Analytics has no influence on Google’s orga…
Google: It’s Easy To Read Between The Lines
As you all know from reading this blog, I try hard to read between the lines when it comes to what Google and Googlers are saying. I try not to stretch that too much but I do use my 15+ years of history of covering Google to kind of help me with those…
How to Leverage Google’s Smart Bidding
It’s no secret that the digital marketing industry can and does change rapidly. As digital marketers, we need to be aware of it, embrace it, and learn how to thrive in this ever-changing landscape to stay competitive for the success of our audience.…
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2019 Earth Day Logos From Google, Bing, Yahoo, Baidu & More
Today is Earth Day and for the special day the search industry has some special logos and themes. Google has an animated Doodle, Bing has a pretty home page, Baidu has a GIF logo, Yahoo even has a special logo.
Google Emails Some Publishers About Google AdSense Changes
Google has supposedly sent out emails announcing upcoming changes to the AdSense platform in the upcoming weeks. I have not personally received such an email but there are some in the WebmasterWorld forums that received it. It covers changes to the “Y…
Google & Brackets – How Google Use Brackets In Search
I noticed over the past couple weeks, when Google announced the before and after search commands that some SEOs didn’t realize that when Google uses brackets, it is there way of quoting a search phrase. Google can’t really use quotes because people can…
Submit Questions Around JavaScript SEO For Google
As you know, Google posted their last video on their JavaScript videos for SEO yesterday. But now that the first part of the series is over, Martin Splitt from Google wants to keep it going. He asked folks to post their ideas and questions in this Goog…
Google Posts Supports Highlighting Customer Testimonials & Reviews
Google posted on Twitter that within Google My Business you can now highlight and post automatically suggested reviews as customer testimonials. Google said “Google My Business now provides suggested posts to help you showcase positive reviews. These …
Google Might Change How NoIndex In Robots.txt Works
For years Google has been communicating and we’ve been reporting that Google does not support using the noindex direction within your robots.txt file. Well, people still use it and now Gary Illyes from Google is on the case – he may end up making sure…
Google Search Console URL Parameters Tool May Change
Google’s John Mueller hinted on Twitter that the URL parameter tool that was added to Google Search Console in 2009 may not be 100% ported to the new Google Search Console. He said Google may make the tool evolve versus make it a 1 to 1 switch over.
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