Google announces a powerful way for small businesses and creators to monetize events The post Google Unveils Fundo for Monetizing Video Events via @martinibuster appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

It was such a nice surprise to see John Mueller win the Global Search Personality Of The Year last night at the Global Search Awards. There isn’t a single individual in the space who has helped more people with their Google SEO issues than John. And while this is partially his job, he has worked weekends, holidays and while he was sick helping the webmaster and SEO community.

Bing has removed the geo-targeting feature in the new version of Bing Webmaster Tools. It was in the old version but it has not been migrated to the new version. Fabrice Canal from Bing confirmed it is not coming to the new version and told SEOs instead to use meta data in HTML or HTTP header to communicate geo-related information to Bing

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…

Google’s Martin Splitt, and Lily Ray of Path Interactive, discuss the most common concerns SEOs have when it comes to creating website content. The post Google SEO Mythbusting: Is More Content Better

It has been a long time since we heard Google speak anything on the topic of speakable markup. I’ve implemented it here and have not seen it in action in Google in a long time either.

Advertisers can expect to start seeing their ad volume limits enforced in February of 2021. The post Breaking: Facebook to Impose Limits on Number of Ads via @SusanEDub appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Marketers weigh in on what they’re seeing from responsive search ads as Google tests making them the default search format. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Advertisers in the UK, Austria, and Turkey will all absorb the new Digital Sales Tax starting November 1. The post Google to Pass UK’s Digital Service Tax to Advertisers via @SusanEDub appeared first on Search Engine Journal