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GUESTS & RESOURCES Episode Overview: Semantic search aims to improve the quality and relevance of research results but displaying results not only based on exact search terms but also the meaning and context of the search query and getting a better understanding of user intent. This should, in turn, mean the search results displayed […]
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In the last three years, we’ve published: Of course, I’m far from the only person responsible for this output. But I think it’s safe to say that our team knows a thing or two about successfully creating and scaling content. In this guide, you’ll learn how to do the same for your business, step by step.
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Microsoft Bing has a new feature over the past couple of weeks that let’s you add or remove a language tab to the search bar. The tab may show up for you if there are two or more popular languages in your region and you can decide to show or remove the language tab. Here
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Microsoft Bing has added some subtle effects to the search tools bar filters where you can filter the search results by news, images, videos, etc. When you hover your mouse over the options, Bing might color the background of each option or might use a monochrome color. Here is what it looks like, this was
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Last week, Google began showing non-AMP content in the top stories carousel in mobile search. This was as expected with the page experience update rollout. But Kyle Sutton posted on Twitter that in some cases Google may even show the non-AMP URL in the top stories carousel when there is an AMP version available –
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Google’s Martin Splitt confirmed that having a hover over expandable text for navigational elements is not considered cloaking by Google. Martin said doing this is “Deffo not cloaking.” Kristine Schachinger asked about this on Twitter “if a client wanted to add some text to their menus for clients on user interaction like hover (which means
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Google has confirmed that on June 28, 2021 it has released part two of the search “spam update.” Part two of the update started and completed on a single day, June 28th, like part one did on June 23rd. This impacted global searches across both web and image results. So far, I am honestly not
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I am not sure if these photos are new, I mean, they were just uploaded, maybe some folks are back in the Google Kirkland office and the cafe made these pride cupcakes? Or maybe it is from a previous year. You can see more photos of these delicious looking cupcakes on Instagram, with a video
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It’s a cliche, but SEO is among the rare industries where what defines success can change every single day. Whether you’re faced with a dramatic new search algorithm update or the decidedly more boring — but often just as frustrating — whims of user intent that can transform a SERP in days, search engine optimization
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Here is a photo from 2019 of a Spock cardboard cut with John Mueller’s face on it at the Google Zurich office. We’ve seen this Spock cut out before, it was the badge holder. We’ve also seen John’s face on it before. But here, this photo from Martin Splitt of Google shows him marking the
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