Google’s John Mueller was asked if Google stores a permanent or semi-permanent copy of its own search result pages for future reference. John replied basically saying no, because it is not an efficient use of Google’s resources.
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Google: We Don’t Archive Our Own Search Result Pages
Google is testing adding a “view as customer” link to your Google Business Profile web search dashboard.
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Google Business Profile Adds View As Customer Link
Google has launched a new help document that gives business owners an overview of the Google Business Profile policies. I received an email about this update yesterday that read, “we’re simplifying our policies and guidelines.”
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New Google Business Profile Policies Overview Page
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GooglePlex Swimming Pool
At the beginning of July, Meta did something that was sort of genius.
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Thread Count: 4 Key Opportunities For B2B Marketers On Meta’s Threads Platform
Content marketing doesn’t have to be a factory assembly line. Unleash inspiring, high impact content by learning 5 things marketers get wrong.
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Why It’s Time To Reinvent And Future-Proof Your Approach To Content Marketing via @sejournal, @purnavirji
Optimize your site for blazing-fast load times and an enhanced customer journey with actionable strategies and practical tips.
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Supercharge Your Shopify Site: A Guide To Boosting Speed And Performance via @sejournal, @tonynwright
On July 24, Elon Musk made the surprise announcement that Twitter would be rebranding as ‘X’ , with a new logo and brand identity arriving quickly after that announcement. Shortly after, X.com started redirecting (302) to Twitter.com
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Twitter’s Brand Equity: 17 Years & 12 Million Keywords
Google is revamping Assistant with new generative AI similar to ChatGPT and reorganizing teams to work on the product.
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Google Assistant To Receive Generative AI Overhaul via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
X has officially rolled out its creator ads revenue sharing program. The new feature enables users to share revenue from verified content creators’ impressions of ads in replies to content posted on the social networking platform. Elon Musk’s platform, previously known as Twitter, has introduced this new tool as part of X’s mission to enable people to “earn a living” by posting on its site
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X launches creator ads revenue sharing program