Search Engine Marketing

Google’s UGC Push: Sullivan Explains The Shift In Search Results via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

Google’s Search Liaison discusses the rise of user-generated content in search results, citing demand and poor quality of marketing-driven content. The post Google’s UGC Push: Sullivan Explains The Shift In Search Results appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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Will Google’s defense hold up against DOJ antitrust claims?

Google concluded its defense in the Department of Justice’s lawsuit over its advertising technology, making its case for why the DOJ’s claims miss the mark. Even though Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Milgrom provided supportive testimonies, it’s still easy to see that Google’s testimony could have gaps. Here are my favorite ones:  1. “Duty to deal”

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Google Search Console Performance report filters now stick

Google Search Console performance report filters will now stick to the last setting you left it at. The “Search Console Performance report filters are now sticky,” Google announced on social. There is also a “reset filters” button to quickly clear any of those filters. More details. The Search Console performance reports, including the Search performance

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Keyword research for SEO: The ultimate guide

Keyword research is a cornerstone of SEO success, but many SEOs do it incorrectly. Instead of focusing on keywords that drive revenue, they only chase traffic volume. Instead of focusing on keywords that generate revenue, they often prioritize traffic volume alone. This guide tackles a new approach to keyword research that boosts your online presence

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Why you should turn off optimized targeting in GDN today

Google introduced a feature called “optimized targeting” for Google Display Network, or GDN, campaigns in 2021.  This feature promises to look beyond your campaigns’ manually selected audiences to seek out ones you may have missed.  Google touts that it can find new customers beyond your existing audience without increasing bids and still meet your goals.

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