This day in search marketing history: January 5

Google AdWords introduces click-to-call ads In 2010, Google sent out notification to its AdWords advertisers that “your location-specific business phone number will display alongside your destination url in ads that appear on high-end mobile devices. Users will be able to click-to-call your business just as easily as they click to visit your website.

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Webinar: 7 ways to keep your customers coming back in 2023 by Cynthia Ramsaran

Over half of consumers would stop buying from a company after multiple bad experiences. Is your company doing enough to drive loyalty?  Join PwC in their live webinar as they reveal the results of PwC’s 2022 Customer Loyalty Survey, a comprehensive look at over 4000 customers, and provide insights on what keeps customers engaged. Register today for “7 Ways to Keep Y o ur Customers Coming Back in 2023,” presented by PwC.

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Meta Fined $414M for EU Privacy Law Violations via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

Meta has been fined a total of $414 million by the Irish Data Protection Commission for violating EU privacy laws. The post Meta Fined $414M for EU Privacy Law Violations appeared first on Search Engine Journal

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Daily Search Forum Recap: January 4, 2023

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

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EU rules that Meta’s ad practices are illegal

Meta has been fined 390 million euros ($414 million) after European Union (EU) regulators found it had illegally forced users to accept personalized ads. What happened.

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Twitter is lifting its ban on political, cause-based ads

An announcement by Twitter, on Twitter, says that the company is going to relax its ban on cause-based ads (such as those for climate change or women’s rights). They also plan on lifting their own restricitions on political advertising. We believe that cause-based advertising can facilitate public conversation around important topics.

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Google’s “Remove redundant keywords” recommendations have changed

Advertisers running PPC ads on Google may have woken up to an email this morning outlining its new policy regarding redundant keywords. What’s changed

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Microsoft Bing With ChatCPT Reportedly Launching In March via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

Microsoft’s Bing search engine is set to get a boost with the integration of OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot technology. The post Microsoft Bing With ChatCPT Reportedly Launching In March appeared first on Search Engine Journal

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A 5-step framework to scale your content operations and SEO

Don’t lie. Show of hands.

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Google drops the character limit for headlines in article structured data

Google has updated the article structured data help documentation to remove the hard character limit for the headline property.

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