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Rachel Maddow Of MSNBC Calls Out Google For Hiding Search Ads, It Sounds Like She Has Malware

Rachel Maddow Of MSNBC posted on Twitter that she is switching from Google Search because Google is hiding its search ads, jumping the page all around and when you click on something, it triggers an unwanted ad that opens in a new window. This, to me, sounds like typical malware that overtakes the computer and […]

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Microsoft Advertising Next To Expand Phrase Match To Cover Broad Match Modifier

Microsoft Advertising has announced it will soon begin to allow “phrase match will begin to incorporate behaviors of broad match modifier.” This is a similar move Google did back in February and Microsoft is saying the reason is to “simplify keywords and improve your relevancy when reaching customers.” Microsoft even called out Google for doing

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Rel External, Noopener & Noreferrer Do Not Impact Google Search

Google’s John Mueller confirmed that using a rel=external, rel=noopener and/or a rel=noreferrer have no impact on your Google search rankings or SEO. John said on Reddit that there is “no effect” by adding those link attributes to your hyperlinks. The question on Reddit was “What effect do rel=”external” backlinks have on SEO?” John replied “No

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Most SEOs Verify Their Sites In Google Search Console With DNS Or HTML Verification

Google offers numerous ways to verify your website with Google Search Console. Jackson Lo asked on Twitter which is your preferred method and without surprise, most SEOs said that they prefer DNS and HTML tag verification over the others. For me, I prefer DNS verification, mostly because domain property support in Search Console requires DNS

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Verizon To Sell Yahoo & AOL For $5 Billion After Buying Each For About $5 Billion

In 2015 Verizon bought AOL for about $4.4 billion while AOL was under Tim Armstrong’s leadership. Then in 2016, Verizon bought Yahoo for about $4.83 billion while Yahoo was under Marissa Mayer’s leadership. Now, in 2021, Verizon is selling 90% of both companies to a private equity firm for a total of $5 billion. Yes,

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