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Bing Mocks Me With Wrong Headshot On Penguin Background

Most of you know I am an Apple fan, which has historically put Bing, operated by Microsoft, at a disadvantage with me. But for Bing to come back to me and change my headshot on my knowledge panel for a search on my name in their search engine – well, it is insulting. And to...
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How to build an e-commerce SEO strategy for large retailers

Three factors deserve special attention in developing an SEO strategy for online retailers. Contributor Manish Dudharejia shares how to take on the competition using each. Online retailers face a whole host of relatively unique search engine optimization (SEO) considerations most...
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Parallel tracking offers a page-speed improvement for AdWords advertisers

Contributor Frederick Vallaeys urges advertisers to adopt the feature now, before it’s required, especially if you’re working with mobile landing pages. While it’s critical for advertisers to measure and track the traffic driven from their ads, there’s always been...

SEO For Google Now Harder? What Has Changed Over The Past Few Years?

There is an interesting thread starting up at WebmasterWorld talking about what has changed specifically with SEO around Google over the past few years. Specifically, why techniques they used back in 2016 no longer work in 2018. It got me thinking, how much has changed here over...
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Facebook CEO’s set list for EU Parliament sounded a lot like his performance for Congress last month

Zuckerberg hit all of his usual talking points, while doing his best to avoid answering specific questions from Parliament members. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg took his apology tour across the ocean yesterday and appeared before the EU’s Parliament to answer questions about the...
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It’s business as usual for Facebook advertisers as Cambridge Analytica crisis proves inconsequential to brands

What agencies and consultants have seen since Facebook’s latest user-data scandal. We’re less than two months out from Facebook’s infamous announcement that it was suspending Cambridge Analytica for exploiting user data. Since then, news headlines about the company — and...
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New Gmail features are on the way, including a confidential mode that lets users expire messages

First announced earlier this month, the Gmail redesign will include several new features scheduled to roll out over the coming weeks. Google announced today it is rolling out new Gmail features first announced earlier this month. In addition to the redesign and app integration it...
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Microsoft launches new audience network, ‘Audience Ads’ at Bing Partner Summit

New display network combines search signals, Microsoft’s AI assets and its audience graph, which includes LinkedIn. This morning at the Bing Partner Summit, at Microsoft headquarters, the company announced a new display network, the Microsoft Audience Network (MSAN). Though the...
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Google confirms it shortened search results snippets after expanding them last December

Google confirms it shortened search results snippets after expanding them last December Google has confirmed that only about five months after increasing the search results snippets, it has now decreased the length of these snippets. Danny Sullivan of Google wrote, “Our search...
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Using machine learning to get more value out of your Facebook campaigns

If there’s one thing the last few months have taught everyone, it’s that Facebook has a vast amount of data about its users. Understandably, the recent scandals have cast this revelation in a distinctly negative light — some users feel uncomfortable with their private data being...