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Posted on May 3, 2023 Written by Bill Hartzer Starting May 3, 2023 (today), Google is integrating passkey support for Google Accounts. You will be able to create a passkey to “simplify the way you sign in” according to an email sent to eligible Google users. According to Google, passkeys support will be integrated because […]
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Training your employees is an essential part of developing a skilled and motivated workforce. Whether you’re a small business owner or a manager at a large organization, investing in employee training can have a significant impact on the success of your business. In this blog post, I’ll share 10 tips for training employees that I’ve
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What is better than having me at your conference? Having a cardboard version of me. I mean, have attended my share of search marketing conferences and I have never seen this many people so happy to see me. So Mordy Oberstein’s Wix corn hole game cut out of me seemed to do the job. People
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Microsoft Advertising announced many new changes and information yesterday, including a new campaign-level change history report, new code-free conversions for Smart Campaigns accounts with Multi-platform, postponing the Enhanced CPC change, and more. (1) Change history for campaign-level conversions: Microsoft Advertising will be updating the change history report to include campaign-level conversions. This will show you
Google Discover generally should not show content or images that Google’s SafeSearch filter would block. Danny Sullivan, Google’s Search Liaison, said this on Twitter a few weeks ago but this was implied by previous statements from other Googlers over the years. Danny Sullivan was asked by Lily Ray, “Is the below article on SafeSearch filtering
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Google has updated its help documentation for canonicalization. It removed a line about syndicated content and also updated a line about noindex to prevent selection of a canonical page within a single site. But Google added a whole section around not using a canonical tag for syndicated content anymore; more on that below. If you
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Over the past couple of days, I have been seeing signs of a possible Google search ranking algorithm update. It may have started on May 1st, with the chatter within the SEO community growing throughout yesterday, May 2nd. I don’t think this is the residue from the April 2023 reviews update that officially completed on
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Google launched highlighting of text within featured snippets some time ago, after a ton of testing. We saw it also in people also ask and now we are seeing it in the “things to know” section. Here is a screenshot showing how the “Things to know” section on the right side, when expanded, can highlight
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Affiliate marketing and blogging go together like cookies and milk—they’re made for each other. I’ve been monetizing my blogs with affiliate marketing for over 10 years and even recently sold one of my affiliate-monetized blogs for multiple six figures. It can be a lucrative combination. In this article, I share everything I know about how to
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Advance notice: The examples I’ve used in this newsletter are not accidental. I am, after all, an Eindhoven-born PSV fan. #Sorrynotsorry As any journalist knows, headlines make stories. Nowhere is this truer than online, where people are bombarded with headlines almost everywhere they look. Crafting a good headline that works on the web is challenging.
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