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1. Start & End Dates For Google Algorithm Updates Are Approximate - Netizens have asked Google for clarification as to why there is an unexplained gap in start and end dates for Google Algorithm updates on what is published on Google's official website and what is announced on social media. John Mueller of Google replied on Mastodon saying, "It's hard picking a date for some of these (especially afterwards). For many (not all) updates, the update rolls out, it takes a while to be visible (which is when we call it a start), and it takes a while to be in most queries / URLs / datacenters (which is when we call it done). There's no binary border for start / stop, it's more about "starts being visible" and "mostly settled down". It's a bit like timing when bread rises when you bake it."Later Alan Kent from Google tweeted, "Done" is a grey definition as systems roll out across multiple data centers and and process backlogs at different rates. So its really do we say done at 99.9% or 99.99% or ... (I'm done)”So do not take the dates literally. Just know that the updates are happening and take necessary proactive steps. 2. How Long It Takes To Recover From Google Penalty? - Like I always say that “prevention is better than cure.” But what if you accidentally get penalized by Google due to an oversight or by actions of a contractor or agency? Ever wonder how long it takes to recover from a Google penalty? Well you are in luck because in a recent Google SEO office-hours  Google's John Muller  said that it will be a “a couple of months, a half a year, sometimes even longer than a half a year, for us to recognize significant changes in the site's overall quality. Because we essentially watch out for …how does this website fit in with the context of the overall web and that just takes a lot of time.”Sometimes the best defense is a good offense. So your first step is to clean up your website, remove thin content, create good, helpful and relevant content before Google decides to penalize you.3. Google Recommends Multiple Date Signals On Webpages - Google's Search Liaison Danny Sullivan reminded the recommended practice of including multiple date signals on webpages to avoid Google picking up the wrong date on the search results page. After all, inaccurate or outdated dates can lead to confusion and dissuade users from visiting the site. To make sure Google has the correct information for your published articles, update your articles' structured data markup (“datePublished” or “dateModified” fields with the correct time zone). You can also use the “byline date” - the date that Google estimates that the web page was updated or published.4. Google Removes The 110 Character Limit For Headlines In Structured Data - Google updated the article structured data help documentation to remove the hard character limit for the headline property. Google says you should write “concise” article headlines. The 110-character limit has been eliminated.5. Don't Blindly Follow Google Ads Recommendations - The first thing we do when we start working with a new client is to turn off and pause all Google Ads recommendations. And now you have one more reason to keep these recommendations turned off. On Jan. 4, Google Ads announced that starting January 19 the “Remove redundant keywords” will suggest redundant keywords within the same ad groups and they will removing redundant phrase and exact match keywords in favor of broad. At marketANDgrow we eschew using “broad match” unless there is a specific reason (market research) for us to use it.When you choose broad match for a keyword Google will show your ad to people who type in all kinds of variations of your keyword, as well as the keyword itself. For example, let's say your keyword is ceramic pots. If you set this keyword to broad match, your ad won't just show up for people who type ceramic pots into the search bar. Google will also show it to people looking for blue ceramic pots, ceramic cooking pots, and cooking pot ceramic. Your ad can even show up when people type in synonyms of your keyword, like pottery cookware.6. Is Core Web Vitals (CWV) A Google Discover Requirement? - Google Discover is a mobile experience that lets you discover content you didn't even know you needed. It is a totally different search experience, meaning the searching is mostly gone. If the system learns enough about you, you can simply keep swiping to keep the fresh content flowing. Think of it as Instagram or Facebook feed but in text format. So a lot of people are interested in getting their content on Google Discover because it gets your content in front of your intended audience.Google John Muller wrote on Mastodon that “many people ask me if the site's loading speed must be high to enter Google Discover? Or should our urls be fine in CWV?" And then he went ahead and wrote “we don't have that connection documented anywhere. I'd be surprised if CWV were a requirement for Discover." If you are interested in getting your website, article or blog shown in Google Discover then review Google Discover content policies and the Get on Google Discover help documents.

Join Drew and Randy as they have an extended conversation with Sam from iUpdate as they recap 2020’s Apple news.The Tailosive Tech Podcast is now in video form on YouTube: https://youtu.be/01ACa3KW4c8If you are looking for the Tesla talk, tap this link to be taken to the Tailosive EV Podcast! https://apple.co/2YHJf2a-Please leave us a voicemail with comments or questions to be featured in next week’s show at: (855) 841-1277-Rate us in iTunes if you liked the show, or follow us on Twitter to provide us with recommendations and feedback:twitter.com/TailosiveCasttailosive.netDrew:https://twitter.com/TailosiveTechNic:https://twitter.com/NicAnsuini Randy:https://twitter.com/RandyVazquezSam:https://twitter.com/iup_datePublished: 11-30-2020, Recorded: 11-28-2020© Tailosive Podcasts 2020 | All Rights Reserved

Welcome to Episode 218 of the Yeukai Business Show. In this episode, Brad Blazar and I discuss how you can raise funds for your startup business fast. So if you want to expand your business, create an efficient selling system, elevate your brand and attract thousands of customers and investors, tune in now! In this episode, you'll discover: How to raise money for your business quicklyHow to activate your prey drive and transform your lifeWhy is proper branding a gamechanger for startup business owners About Brad Brad Blazar is a master ‘Lifestyle Architect’ whose accomplishments include: Successfully helping hundreds of business owners raise capital to grow their business, make acquisitions, and scaling using OPM (other people's money). Has raised in excess of $2 Billion US to datePublished author of two books, “Put Some Thrive in Your Hive,” and “On the Wings of Eagles.” Hosts Award-winning Beast Nation Podcast More Information Learn more about how to grow your own business with Brad Blazar Website: www.bradblazar.com You can also connect with Brad through Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bradblazar/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brad.blazar Join: Facebook Group called Beast Nation LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradblazar/ Thanks for Tuning In! Thanks so much for being with us this week. Have some feedback you'd like to share? Please leave a note in the comments section below! If you enjoyed this episode on how to raise funds for your startup business, please share it with your friends by using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates for our "Yeukai Business Show!" And, finally, please take a minute to leave us an honest review and rating on iTunes. They really help us out when it comes to the ranking of the show and I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get. Please leave a review right now (https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/yeukai-business-show/id1231475990) Thanks for listening!

In this episode, Mark Williams-Cook will be talking about: - Pagination problems There is a significant pagination bug present in the WPEngine system and Google have updated their best practise advise regarding pagination. - Date published abuse Google reaffirm best practise for articles using datePublished and dateModified as some SEOs cite concerns Google may not have a grip on this as publishers are abusing it for rankings - Google My Business fraud reporting In case you missed it, Google My Business as launched a new form which enables you to report competitors or fraudulent listings within Google My Business. You can get the full transcription and links for this episode in our show notes at https://search.withcandour.co.uk

Today's guests:Mark Traphagen, Content Strategy Director at Perficient Digital Marie Haynes, Owner at Marie Haynes Consulting, Gianluca Binelli, Founder at Booster Box Topics: 1:35 Google is now encouraging you to consider adding datePublished and dateModified to your structured data What value could this provide from an SEO perspective? In what type of scenario would you use this information? In what type of scenario wouldn’t you use this information? Does WordPress publish this as standard?   8:01  Google introduces ad strength indicator – and also reporting for responsive search ads What data feeds into the ad strength indicator? How can you improve your score? What impact will improving your score have? What reporting is available for responsive search ads?     16:43 Content Marketing Close-Up feature Today we’re looking at an article called “Mobile vs Desktop Usage in 2018: Mobile takes the lead” which was published on StoneTemple.com. This is part of a study series which has been quite successful for you in the past - why so? What our other guests would have done differently

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