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Website Heat Map Tool: Microsoft Clarity, The Ultimate Tool for UX and Conversion Success

When optimizing your website for conversions and improving user experience (UX), data is your best friend. But while numbers and metrics can point to problems, they don’t always tell the full story. So, let me introduce you to Microsoft Clarity–a free, user-friendly tool that brings your data to life. This tool was launched in 2020

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Do You Use AI for Work? Here Are Five Legal Mistakes to Avoid

Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) innovation comes with a lot of legal complexity. Regardless of your industry, if you use AI for work, it’s critical to understand the legal implications. From copyright controversies to data privacy conundrums, the challenges can seem daunting. But they don’t have to be. This post will explore five key lessons for

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Do You Use AI for Work? Here Are Five Legal Mistakes to Avoid

Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) innovation comes with a lot of legal complexity. Regardless of your industry, if you use AI for work, it’s critical to understand the legal implications. From copyright controversies to data privacy conundrums, the challenges can seem daunting. But they don’t have to be. This post will explore five key lessons for

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SEO Case Study: How We Influenced The ChatGPT Search Results

In October 2024, ChatGPT announced that they would be releasing “ChatGPT Search” – an official search engine integration into the LLM model. This new functionality pulls in from the Bing search results. What’s interesting is that instead of utilizing ChatGPT’s internal training data, they utilize search results from the Web. We decided to experiment with

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Google’s reimagining of Site Reputation Abuse is wreaking havoc among publishers

Back in March this year, Google announced several new spam policies intended to fight the perceived degradation of their search results. One of these new policies was for ‘site reputation abuse’. In previous newsletters I covered this policy and its impact once enforcement began in early May. Fast-forward to the middle of November. For the

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How SEOs Can Identify Low-Quality Pages with Python & Compression Ratios

In our SEO efforts, we’re always on the lookout for innovative ways to assess page quality. Recently, an article on Search Engine Journal got us thinking about a unique approach: using compression ratios as a signal for low-quality content. Inspired by this concept, as well as a 2006 research paper on spam detection, we decided

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