Google posted about how it continues to build out Maps with community content on Thursday. It cited the myriad contributions made by its more than 120 million Local Guides. It also discussed spam, which it said represents less than 1% of the 20 million daily contributions it receives on Maps. Machine learning to detect spam. […]
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On the latest episode of Marketing O’Clock, Jess Budde, Greg Finn, and Christine “Shep” Zirnheld are talking presidential meme campaigns, Valentine’s Day faux pas, and the creepy ransom notes some publishers are receiving. And yes, we’re still upset about the new Google Partners requirements. New Conversion Actions in Google Ads The more granular conversion actions
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Google has launched a new structured data element for image license metadata that allows Google Images to show a licensable image label in the search results. The CEPIC, the European picture agency, wrote about this on its blog saying “We are happy to share now that Google Images is releasing a metadata framework through Schema.org
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Before we get started I want to make one thing clear: I would love nothing more than for Google Partners to be great. To be a thriving community of learning, trust, and credibility. For it to be a place where I can send employees to confidently learn fundamentals. To be a location that is helpful
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Podcast: Download Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | For this week’s edition of the Search Engine Journal Show, we have a special episode. It’s me Greg Finn, a co-host over at Marketing O’Clock on the SEJNetwork, taking a crack at the first-ever pod panel here on the Search Engine Journal Show. Together with Andrea Cruz,
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — As more businesses turn to digital advertising campaigns for lead generation and e-commerce, leveraging free Google platforms can help optimize those campaigns for success. In a free webinar hosted by iSynergy and The Business Journal on March 4, viewers will learn about the benefits of analytics and how to use them to
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It’s easy to have a love/hate relationship with Google Analytics reports. On one hand, it presents every single of piece of information needed at one’s fingertips. On the other hand, it’s even easier to go down a rabbit-hole when presented with too much information. As marketers, we only have so much time in a day.
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Google announced two new features to the Change of Address tool within Google Search Console. These new features include redirect validation for top five URLs of the moving domain and a reminder at the top of both the moving domain and the destination domain within Google Search Console. Redirect validation. Google added redirect validation for
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Google is rolling out new features for Search Console’s change of address tool to further assist users with changing domains. The change of address tool within Search Console allows site owners to notify Google when a website has moved from one domain to another. It can also be used when moving a site from one
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Google has added a feature to make it faster to share audiences within manager accounts. What’s new? There is now a manager account-level setting called “Continous audience sharing” that will enable you to share all available audience lists in the manager account with all of its sub-accounts. Google said an option to share lists created
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