Technology has dramatically shrunk the world’s size (or so it seems). In business, that means you aren’t stuck with hiring or working with your next-door neighbors anymore. Today, you can practically partner with people across the globe as long as they have an internet connection. Sound scary? It doesn’t have to be. With these eight…
This is the second installment of our series on in-house SEO in which we dig into the operational challenges and opportunities that managing search engine optimization in-house presents. As a consultant who specializes in in-house SEO, I’m often asked how large the SEO team should be. Most people think it has to do with revenue…
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France’s antitrust regulator imposed a 150 million euro fine ($166.2 million) for arbitrarily suspending ads, according to the Wall Street Journal. The ads in question were “deceptive,” according to Google. La vie et la mort. Claiming that Google exercises “the power of life or death” over companies, the French antitrust authority characterized the suspensions, according…
Unless you are HubSpot or Ahrefs (or Search Engine Journal 😉) and naturally land millions of links, you should be looking to acquire links. Google has made it clear that content and links are two of the biggest SEO factors. Content without links limits your referral traffic and hinders ranking potential. The only problem is:…
Facebook claims it wants to ramp up its fact-checking operation and is turning to its users to help it spot fake news before it goes viral. However, this idea seems to have a misunderstanding of journalism. Read more… More about Tech, Facebook, Mashable Video, Journalism, and Social Media
Fake news, deceptive content, and disinformation will continue to be major, contentious issues as we head into the 2020 election next year. Following heavy criticism in the wake of the 2016 election, both Facebook and Google initiated fact-checking efforts to help identify falsehoods in news content (although Facebook’s political ads policy has been thought to…
Amanda Gumban was furious. The 17-year-old was scrolling through Instagram when she came across an unexpected sight. It had been four months since her sister, 21-year-old Airman First Class Lindsey Renee Gumban, had died by suicide. And yet, on this day in November, Amanda was confronted with her sister’s face — staring back into hers…
Google quietly announced that a bug was discovered in Search Console which may impact reporting for a period of time in December. Specifically, the bug affects reporting of Google Discover impressions and clicks between December 8 and December 13. As a result, site owners may see a data drop in the Performance report during that…
Bing has partnered with airlines to provide a more comprehensive flight search experience, the company announced on Tuesday. It makes use of real-time data and direct integrations with airlines to facilitate flight search, comparison and booking. Why we care Bing’s flight search will look familiar to those familiar with Google’s flight search offering. The flight…