Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web.
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Daily Search Forum Recap: November 6, 2023
LinkedIn Global Talent Trends report shows year over year hiring trends remain low but improving. Employee career confidence sentiment needs a boost The post LinkedIn Report: Hiring Still Slow & Career Confidence Wanes appeared first on Search Engine Journal
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LinkedIn Report: Hiring Still Slow & Career Confidence Wanes via @sejournal, @martinibuster
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Join us as we live blog Sam Altman’s keynote at OpenAI DevDay, bringing you the biggest announcements from San Francisco.
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Live Blog: OpenAI DevDay Keynote With Sam Altman From San Francisco via @sejournal, @kristileilani
The Google November 2023 core update that started to rollout on November 2nd, Thursday afternoon, has been incredibly volatile, heated and in a very short time. We saw the fluctuations maybe even before Google announced the update and it has been super heated since, throughout this weekend.
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Google November 2023 Core Update Is Super Volatile & Super Fast
Here is the big Google webmaster report for November 2023 and it is a big one. We had two confirmed updates; the October 2023 core update and the October 2023 spam update. Let’s not forget all the unconfirmed algorithm updates we had this month.
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November 2023 Google Webmaster Report
Google Search seems to be widely testing an e-commerce-like interface where it shows products and shopping deals by category.
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Google Search Shop Deals Shows Commerce-Like Interface With Products By Category
For over a year, we have seen Google show us a left-sidebar filter generally for shopping-related queries. Well, now Google has added a toggle on and off option to turn on or off that filter
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Google Search Shopping Side Bar Filter Adds Toggle On/Off Option
On Friday, Danny Sullivan, Google’s Search Liaison, shared some internal documents showing how he complies some of the feedback from SEOs online and then prepares that feedback to share with the Google Search teams. He has done this a couple of times before, in terms of publicly showcasing how he provides feedback to the internal Google Search teams.
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Sullivan Shares Internal Documents On How Google Search Listen To SEO Feedback
Google announced late on Friday that AdSense for Search (AFS), AdSense for Shopping (AFSh), and Programmable Search Engine (ProSE) will stop serving ads over google.com and this will also mean that ad personalization will be deprecated for these products because Google cookies will no longer be available to them.
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AdSense for Search To Stop Serving Over Google, Ad Personalization Deprecating
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Google Ireland 20th Anniversary Event