Although Google wants all online content available for AI training , the New York Times clearly wants to opt out. The Times has changed its terms of service, aiming to prevent AI companies from using the media organization’s content to train their systems. Why we care.
Google Ads appears to be testing a new QR codes ad extensions. Scanning the QR code lets consumers instantly call a number provided by a business or brand
Historically, PPC marketers are accustomed to spending hours behind a spreadsheet crunching numbers, analyzing bid models, finding statistical significance for test results, and carefully plotting the next move.
YouTube is launching a new analytics report to show your new and returning viewers by format type. What it looks like. You will find it on the Content > All tab in YouTube analytics
I posted a poll on Twitter asking if SEOs thoughts on Google Analytics 4 (GA4).
Google has added a new option in the Google Business Profile appeal for “Fix photo that doesn’t show.” This means you can submit a support request for when you know a photo is not showing up on your Google Business Profile and you want it to.
Google is testing a new phone ad extension that lets you scan a QR code on your phone to call the number. Also, you can see three images across the ad, which is also a test.
Google’s John Mueller said trying to provide a good user experience but not succeeding will not result in any ranking benefit in Google Search. John said during office hours at the 9:29 minute mark, “What matters for Google is not that a website is attempting to give users a good page experience but rather if it’s actually giving users a good page experience.”
Google has released a minor release for its Google Ads API, version 14.1. This comes just about two months after version 14 was released. New in 14.1 includes new recommendation types, more search terms insights support, and much more, the full list is below.
Google is now saying that its new Local Service Ads guidelines are faster for reviews and also more flexible by allowing more creative images. What that really means, well, time will tell, but that is what Google is emailing local advertisers.