Google Search Console App Crawl Report May Show Drop In Index Count & Errors
Google quietly posted on the data anomalies page that there was a “bookkeeping error” on Google’s end that may result in a drop in the number of pages indexed and number of indexing errors for your apps…
eBay goes AMP, sign it might break out past news?
eBay adopting AMP for their transactional based site may signal that Google may push out AMP well beyond article and news oriented content.
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What We Learned in June – The Digital Marketing Month in a Minute
June has seen a lot of new products, mergers and updates from many of the big search, technology and social media giants.
Fourth of July Google doodle brings Old Glory’s stars to life to enjoy the holiday
Google has replaced its usual logo with an illustration of the American flag stars making a day of it – grilling, flying kites and eating ice cream.
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What can Medium’s Creative Exchange bring to native advertising?
Last week, social publishing company Medium announced the launch of a programme that will allow its writers to partner with brands to create dedicated sponsored content: the Creative Exchange.
Five stats that sum up the rise of ad blocking
Love them or loathe them, ad blockers aren’t going anywhere soon, forcing publishers to sit down and have a serious rethink about their marketing strategies. To mark the publication of our first Zoom In report, which explores the rise of ad blocking, we handpicked five stats that tell the trend’s story.
55% of Australians Have Used Their Phone to Buy Online
- 55% of Australians have purchased online using their mobile phone
- 2 out of 3 have spent more than $10 on an item
- Low value transactions linked to digital products such as books, apps, games and phone credit
- Repeated buying behaviour
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The US is Asking for Help Understanding the Impacts of Artificial Intelligence
As we approach the celebration of the 4th of July, I thought it might be interesting to share a request for information made to the US Federal Register and a post on the Whitehouse blog. The US government is interested in what Artificial Intelligence might mean to the people of the United States, and how … Continue reading The US is Asking for Help Understanding the Impacts of Artificial Intelligence →
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Bing gets smart: adds trivia, quizzes & polls
Replacing the “hotspots” previously listed atop the image of the day is a graduation cap icon that leads to a three-question quiz.
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SearchCap: Machine learning, content marketing & search rankings
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.
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Search Buzz Video Recap: Google Algorithm Update, RankBrain, Authorship, Keyword Planner & AMP
This week in search, I covered a potential Google quality search algorithm update that happened earlier this week. RankBrain is cited as being used in virtually all searches now and impacts the search results âa lot…
Machine learning for large-scale SEM accounts
Can machine learning be applied to your PPC accounts to make them more efficient? Columnist David Fothergill describes how he utilized machine learning to find new keywords for his campaigns.
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Help! I just launched a new website and my search rankings tanked!
Inadvertently ruining your newly redesigned website’s SEO can be a nightmare. Columnist Will Scott explains four mistakes you must avoid before you launch.
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How to maintain content marketing focus in long-running SEO programs
Columnist Derek Edmond describes his company’s method for keeping SEO and content marketing teams performing at a high level for the duration of an ambitious campaign.
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How to create insights from consumers’ click histories
Without any action behind it, data is just a bunch of numbers. Clickstream data is particularly valuable, providing insights about what consumers are doing.
How to use images to bring real world credibility to your digital presence
We all know the importance of imagery, especially on mobile. However, the focus on icons and the fear of oversized pages has caused many designers to forget the power of pictures.
Search in Pics: Android Nougat statue, John Jerry in self driving car & a Google chandelier
In this week’s Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the web, showing what people eat at the search engine companies, how they play, who they meet, where they speak, what toys they have and more. Android Nougat statue: Source: Google+ Gary Illyes gives Zineb a platypus…
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Google: With Authorship Gone; It Doesn’t Mean We Know Who Wrote An Article
Last week, we reported that it is safe to remove authorship markup from you site, citing Gary Illyes who said Google now completely doesn’t use authorship anymore.
Google AdWords Promises To Make Dynamic Search Ads More Relevant
Google announced quietly on Google+ that they are going to be making the Dynamic Search Ads feature in AdWords more relevant…
Google My Business New Navigation Experience
Google has added a new view to edit your business information in the Google My Business login area. Google calls this the “navigation experience” and has updated their change log to say “edit your business information using the new Google My Business …