Google Search is testing a new section in its search results for “List articles.” Google then shows you articles that are like top ten or top whatever number list for any topic.
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Google Search Tests List Articles
Google added eight or so words between brackets to clarify that fields that aren’t explicitly listed in the robots.txt documentation aren’t supported. Why did they do this? Because sometimes Google gets questions about it.
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Google Clarified Support For Robots.txt Fields With Tiny Change
Google announced two new features for Google Merchant Center (1) Video generation in Product Studio and (2) Amazon MCF integration with Merchant Center.
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Google Merchant Center Adds Video Generation & Amazon MCF Integration
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Learn how to adapt paid media strategies to account for stricter approval processes and platform regulations within nuanced industries The post Tips For Running Paid Media Campaigns In Highly Regulated Industries appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Tips For Running Paid Media Campaigns In Highly Regulated Industries via @sejournal, @timothyjjensen
A technical SEO focused checklist for agencies for highly functional and repeatable SEO workflows. The post Pro-Tech SEO Checklist For Agencies appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Pro-Tech SEO Checklist For Agencies via @sejournal, @JetOctopus
Microsoft unveiled some significant updates to its conversational Copilot experience for users and advertisers. See how they can help boost PPC campaign productivity. The post Microsoft Ads Makes Copilot Advancements appeared first on Search Engine Journal
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Microsoft Ads Makes Copilot Advancements via @sejournal, @brookeosmundson
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
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Daily Search Forum Recap: October 7, 2024
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Google limits robots.txt support to four fields, clarifying its stance on unsupported directives. The post Google Updates Robots.txt Policy: Unsupported Fields Are Ignored appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Google Updates Robots.txt Policy: Unsupported Fields Are Ignored via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google is testing multiple variations of the sponsored ad label in its search results. These are more subtle than the huge ad sponsored labels we saw weeks ago. Google is testing adding “by” or | or ‘ยข or : between the sponsored label and the site name or domain name.
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Google Tests Sponsored Ad Label Variations
Google Shopping is testing a new AI Overview answer titled “Researched with AI – Experimental.” This seems to pull together reviews for specific products based on Google Gemini AI.
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Google Shopping "Researched with AI – Experimental" Answer