Google: There Is No Percentage To Measure Duplicate Content
Google’s John Mueller asked if there was some sort of percentage people can use to determine if their content may be considered duplicative or not.
Google’s John Mueller asked if there was some sort of percentage people can use to determine if their content may be considered duplicative or not.
Google’s John Mueller had another good one-liner the other day. He said, “if you don’t know whether your content is expertly written or not, then it’s definitely not expertly written.”
This morning, John Mueller from Google offered to do a gut check review of part of your presentations to help ensure what you are presenting is accurate. He posted this on Twitter and wrote that “the feedback is private, ask before you speak – if you want, no judging
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Before purchasing, your customers always look for reviews and references to reinforce and validate their intent. In the U.K., I worked with an agency that served 600 small businesses of which a large percentage were florists
Google wants to provide content that is useful and helpful to the consumer. Find out how this can help increase your ecommerce conversions.
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Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
With high inflation and low consumer confidence, plus the lingering effects of the supply chain crisis, nobody knows quite what to expect this holiday season. But one thing is for sure: if you want your business to succeed, you need to be prepared with relevant, connected experiences across every customer interaction.