Posted By Bill Hartzer on March 2, 2021at 3:01 pm Moz has announced the speaker lineup for the 16th annual MozCon virtual conference. This year’s MozCon, usually held in Seattle, Washington, will be virtual, all held online, on July 12-14, 2021. Over 20 Search Engine Optimization and digital marketing professionals will be speaking on topics
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Here is a photo from the Google Pittsburgh office of the sleep pods they have in that office. They have these sleep pods attached like picture frames to the walls with ladders to climb up to access them. Google has all sorts of sleep pods in their offices, here is another version to add to
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So we’ve seen Google do the scroll to text fragment links for a while now, with featured snippets and some product listings in search. Soon it might also come to images and videos. Google’s Chrome Developers Twitter account announced it on Twitter saying “the team that brought you text fragments ???? links [`#:~:text=cool` → https://web.dev/text-fragments/]
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With new social media platforms growing in popularity and new creator tools emerging every day, there has never been a better time to start collaborating with influencers. Finding content creators who are an authentic fit for your brand is essential to your campaign’s success, but it can be challenging to sift through the sheer volume
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Back in April 2020, when COVID-19 started claiming jobs, I received notice that my job would be eliminated in 30 days. After looking for a new job and attending six rounds of interviews, it finally dawned on me: Full-time SEO freelancing was a real option for me. The reason I say ‘full-time’ is because I’ve been freelancing
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Last week, Max Prin from Merkle, notified me that one of his awesome free tools on technicalseo.com was removed over a false DMCA takedown request. There are a couple of issues here (1) the DMCA takedown was false and successfully removed his free tool from Google Search and (2) he was not notified of the
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Since 2013 Google had a method to follow news and updates related to social profiles and other knowledge panels by clicking “get updated or “get notified” or more recently in 2017 “follow” button. Now Google is testing showing a bell icon and testing this on medical knowledge panels. Here is what Lily Ray spotted and
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Ginny Marvin has announced on Twitter she has joined Google as the new Google Ads Product Liaison. She left Search Engine Land in December after being with the company since 2013 and now is going into a similar role that Danny Sullivan took after he left Search Engine Land. Ginny said “Some work news from
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The beloved SEO toolset provider announced it will be going public. The stock will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SEMR. It shared its performance numbers including revenues of $144 million, gross profit of $95 million with a net loss $7 million. In the past year they spent $54 million
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Google Sites over a decade, almost 15 years, has automatically generated XML sitemap files to be used for Google Search Console. Well, that is no longer the case. Google has removed the Google Sites sitemaps details from the documentation yesterday. It previously had these four options for generating the sitemap: (1) XML (2) RSS, mRSS,
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