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Explore the steps involved in using Python to test SEO theories and ensure the success of your SEO implementation. The post How To Use Python To Test SEO Theories (And Why You Should) appeared first on Search Engine Journal
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How To Use Python To Test SEO Theories (And Why You Should) via @sejournal, @andreasvoniatis
I don’t cover YouTube SEO here much but I found a post from the YouTube Liaison talking about how traffic sources are impacted. In short, the YouTube home page recommendations are affected by viewers watching videos from the home page and not affected by external views, people watching your videos on an external site.
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YouTube Traffic Sources Affect Same Traffic Sources, Not Different Traffic Sources
There are numerous reports of Google sending out email notifications about there being new owners added to your Search Console profiles. The new owner notification emails have been going out since Friday of last week or so and seem to be part of some bug.
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Google Search Console New Owner Notifications Bug?
Google has updated its URL structure best practices for Google Search help documentation to tell us again to not use URL fragments to change the content on that page.
Link:
Google URL Best Practices Updated: Don’t Use Fragments To Change Page Content
Did you know that Google Maps can suggest that you add a stop along the way as an advertisement or sponsored route along the way? It pops up as you are driving and asks you if you want to “Add stop” or “Cancel.”
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Google Maps Add Stop Advertisements
Have you ever had a site that ranks for unrelated keywords, queries you do not want to rank for? John Mueller from Google said if you do, maybe you should make your title and content clearer if they are too amibiguious.
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Google: Ranking For Unrelated Keywords In Search? Make Your Titles & Content Clearer
High severity CSRF vulnerability in the Nested Pages WordPress Plugin affects up to +100,000 installations The post WordPress Nested Pages Plugin High Severity Vulnerability appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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WordPress Nested Pages Plugin High Severity Vulnerability via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Tips applicable to local business marketing were wonderfully plentiful at this year’s MozCon. Today, Miriam shares the takeaways that rang bells and lit bulbs for her.
Originally posted here:
My Top 5 Local SEO and Marketing Takeaways From MozCon 2024
Surprise, surprise, it was another weekend and we again see some more than usual ranking volatility from Google Search. Again, this reminds me of the weekend ranking bug Google had late last year into early this year. But who knows, maybe it is just a ranking system that shuffles things up for weekend searchers?
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July 4th Weekend Google Search Ranking Update & Volatility
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
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Daily Search Forum Recap: July 5, 2024