A LinkedIn algorithm change will keep quality posts alive by suggesting them to niche audiences long after publishing. The post LinkedIn Algorithm Change Could Promote Your Best Posts For Months appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Google’s beta AI content rewriting tool is said be “incentivizing the production of AI-generated slop” The post Google Testing AI Tool That Finds & Rewrites Quality Content appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google launches new Chrome features providing enhanced search suggestions by leveraging crowdsourced data The post Google Chrome Showing More Relevant Search Suggestions appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
I am seeing early signs of a possible Google Search ranking algorithm update starting yesterday, February 28th, and into today, February 29th. The chatter started to spike yesterday amongst the SEO community and some of the third-party rank tracking tools are showing a spike in volatility.
There is no doubt that Google is going through a rough patch right now on many fronts.
Google Search is testing a section, a carousel, named “Popular opinions.” The section shows articles with opinions on products or other topics.
Did you know that some Google Ads support representatives you are chatting with may be using Google Translate? They may be automatically translating your questions from English or whatever language and then responding with Google Translate from their language to yours.
Microsoft may start to test Bing’s Deep Search features again in the wild after pulling back its testing earlier this month. As a reminder, Deep Search is an enhancement to Bing Search that provides “deeper and richer exploration of the web,” Microsoft originally said.
Google will shut down websites created with Google Business Profile in March 2024. Here’s what local business owners and advertisers need to know. The post Websites Created With Google Business Profiles To Shut Down In March appeared first on Search Engine Journal