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Get insights into the shifting ad spending trends and strategies for growth in the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s 2024 Outlook study. The post August Update from IAB Shows Ad Spend & Opportunities For Growth In 2024 appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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August Update from IAB Shows Ad Spend & Opportunities For Growth In 2024 via @sejournal, @gregjarboe
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
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Daily Search Forum Recap: September 5, 2024
Google confirmed with me that they are testing a new forum display for its search results that shows the top comments and related discussions. This is a new way of showing forum related content in the Google Search results.
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Google Tests Top Comments & Related Discussions For Forum Search Results
Google Ads seems to be rolling out a new tab in its image assets library named “Merchant products.” This tab shows images you uploaded to your linked Google Merchant Center account.
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Google Ads Gains Merchant Products Tab For Images
Google will automatically link Google Ads and Google Merchant Center accounts by October 3, 2024. Google emailed some advertisers who have yet to link those accounts about the change.
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Google To Automatically Link Ads & Merchant Center Accounts
Google Ads sent out a notice that it is changing its Content Suitability policy for Parked Domains in Google.
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Google Ads To Opt Out New Accounts From Serving Ads On Parked Domains
Google Ads said that by November 2024, advertisers with the gambling and games certification must recertify or stop relying on the certification to advertise products in scope of the Gambling and games policy.
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Google Ads Requiring Gambling Advertisers With Games Certification To Recertify
Google’s John Mueller recommends ignoring spam scores, which he views as insignificant The post Google Confirms It’s Okay To Ignore Spam Scores appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Google Confirms It’s Okay To Ignore Spam Scores via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Master the art of creating high-quality content that meets user expectations and keeps them engaged and satisfied. The post How To Create High-Quality Content appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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How To Create High-Quality Content via @sejournal, @sejournal
Are Google’s Helpful Content Updates affecting your rankings in unexpected ways? It might not be just about your content
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The Helpful Content Update Was Not What You Think