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Google and Marketo: Marketings new BFF’s

Marketo forms a new alliance with Google Cloud Marketo, a leading marketing automation provider, recently announced their new alliance with Google Cloud. Starting in 2018 both companies will join forces to migrate Marketo’s platform from their own data centres to the Google Cloud Platform. The multi-year deal will enable Marketo to scale its infrastructure and create an […]

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To Optimize Or Not? Google Updates AdWords Ad Rotation Settings 08/31/2017

Google announced a change to the ad rotation settings in AdWords on Tuesday, and some ad industry insiders couldn’t be happier. The idea is to simplify ad rotation into two settings. With the change, two options become available in September — Optimize, which prioritizes the best-performing ads; and Rotate Indefinitely, which gives ads equal preference. The

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Alexa & Cortana, Google Assistant speakers & Google Maps parking

Barry Schwartz Barry Schwartz is Search Engine Land’s News Editor and owns RustyBrick, a NY based web consulting firm. He also runs Search Engine Roundtable, a popular search blog on very advanced SEM topics. Barry can be followed on social media at @rustybrick, +BarrySchwartz and Facebook. For more background information on Barry, see his full bio and

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Google local pack tests displaying website mentions matching your query

Google is testing displaying in the local pack results if the local website returns the keywords you searched for on their website. For example, if you search for [climate control] in a specific region, the local pack might add an additional line to the search snippet, mentioning if the website in the local listing actually

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Google speaker to address boosting digital presence for local businesses

Google famously got its start in 1995 at Stanford University when two college students, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, met, “disagreed about nearly everything” and the following year started a partnership that revolutionized the internet. Their dorm project resulted in a search engine named “Backrub” that was designed to rate the importance of individual pages

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Local business owners get digitial training at Google workshop in Idaho Falls

Science 0  Updated at 12:00 pm, August 30th, 2017 By: Natalia Hepworth, EastIdahoNews.com We Matched Google pro Stasia Kudrez teaching local business owners. | Natalia Hepworth, EastIdahoNews.com IDAHO FALLS — This week Google professionals visited eastern Idaho to teach local entrepreneurs how to make the most out of the internet. “We travel across the country helping

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An Elaborate Darknet Phishing Scam Is the Top Google Result for Basic Bitcoin Tutorials

As far as online scams designed to steal money and information go, a site called darknetmarkets.org is very impressive and equally scary—not least because Google is currently serving it as a top search result for Bitcoin tutorials. Darknetmarkets.org, for all intents and purposes, is a “real” website. Its logo looks to be made of chopped-up

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Google says we don’t need no stinking location modifiers… or do we?

Last week, Google declared that the “near me” search query and other “geo-modifiers” (e.g., ZIP code, city name) were, if not dead, then certainly not worth spending your valuable SEO time worrying too much about: In September 2015, we shared that “near me” or “nearby” searches on Google had grown 2X in the previous year. Now, just

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Google Home partnership with Condé Nast’s Vogue offers new model for publishers

In what is sure to be a model for other publishers, last week Google and Vogue magazine announced a partnership that offers “behind the scenes” audio content from selected Vogue magazine interviews. Most of these are monologues from the writers about their subjects. By asking Google Home to “talk to Vogue” (one of several ways

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