Twitter finally bans white supremacist David Duke

It finally happened. Former KKK leader David Duke, one of the United States’ most well-known white supremacists, was banned from Twitter late Thursday night. At.Long.Lastpic.twitter.com/WPY2uOqoWj — Michael Dickson (@michaeldickson) July 31, 2020 According to a Twitter spokesperson, Duke’s account “has been permanently suspended for repeated violations of the Twitter Rules on hateful conduct.”  “This enforcement…

Will Google’s Ad Disclosure schema catch on?

Google announced some updates to how it plans to inform users about the ads they see, including a new type of schema, as well as the latest on Privacy Sandbox proposals to manage ad serving, measurement and more without third-party cookies and cross-site tracking on Friday. Ad Disclosure schema. Google’s testing an Ads Transparency Spotlight…

Using Facebook Live to Quickly Create Content

Using Facebook Live to Quickly Create Content : Social Media Examiner Worth Exploring: Social Media Marketing Industry Report In our 12th annual social media study (46 pages, 60+ charts) of 5,200+ marketers, you’ll discover which social networks marketers most plan on using, organic social activities, paid social media plans, and much more! Get this free…

Why SEOs should care about brand

I’ll get right to it. As an SEO I think you should care about brand performance. This isn’t an “I know better than you” post. I don’t. This isn’t a “you’re obsolete” post. You’re not. What I’m going to do here is make a series of statements that I think you’ll agree with and I…

5 tips for starting international PPC

Expanding marketing efforts beyond your home country can be an exciting step. However, branching into new regions with PPC entails much more than simply copying your campaigns and changing the geographic targeting.  Don’t rush into setting up international campaigns until you’ve thought out budgeting, channel allocation, account structure, localization, and unique regional concerns. In this…

LinkedIn’s Sharing API is Broken, Not Fetching Images via @MattGSouthern

There are currently issues with sharing links on LinkedIn, as its sharing API is not fetching display images. The issue was discovered just today by Search Engine Journal’s lead developer Vahan Petrosyan. This issue appears to be affecting recently published content only. The issue does not occur when older content is shared. Here’s an example…