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Episode 176 contains the notable Digital Marketing News and Updates from the week of August 28 - Sep 1, 2023.1. Google Announces Lighthouse 11 with New Accessibility Audits, and LCP Bug Fix - Google PageSpeed Insights (PSI) is a free tool to help you find and fix issues slowing down your web application. PageSpeed Insights (PSI) reports on the user experience of a page on both mobile and desktop devices, and provides suggestions on how that page may be improved. An open-source tool called Lighthouse collects and analyzes lab data that's combined with real-world data from the Chrome User Experience Report dataset. Google has released the latest version (v.11) of Lighthouse, an open-source tool that helps developers and webmasters measure the performance of their websites. Lighthouse 11 includes a number of new features and improvements, including: New accessibility audits: Website accessibility is not currently a ranking factor and quite likely not a quality signal. However it's a best practice for a website to function correctly for as many people as possible. Lighthouse 11 introduces thirteen new accessibility audits that help developers identify and fix accessibility issues on their websites. Changes to how best practices are scored: Lighthouse 11 has changed the way that best practices are scored. This makes it easier for developers to understand how their websites are performing and what they can do to improve their scores. Largest Contentful Paint scoring bug fixed: Lighthouse 11 has fixed a bug that was affecting the scoring of Largest Contentful Paint (LCP). LCP is a measure of how long it takes for the largest content element on a page to become visible. Updated Interaction to Next Paint (INP) to reflect it's no longer experimental: Lighthouse 11 has updated the Interaction to Next Paint (INP) metric to reflect that it is no longer experimental. INP measures the time it takes for a user to be able to interact with a page after it has loaded. In my opinion, INP is in line to become an official Core Web Vital in 2024. These changes make Lighthouse 11 a more powerful and useful tool for developers and webmasters who want to improve the performance of their websites.2. YouTube Creators Can Now Remove Community Guideline Strikes - YouTube has announced that creators will now be able to remove Community Guideline strikes from their channels by completing educational courses. This is a new policy that was introduced in June 2023, and it is designed to help creators learn about the Community Guidelines and how to avoid violating them in the future.To remove a strike, creators will need to complete a course that covers the Community Guidelines and how to create compliant content. The course is available in several languages, and it takes about an hour to complete. Once the course is completed, the strike will be removed from the channel.This new policy is a positive step for YouTube creators. It provides them with a way to learn from their mistakes and avoid getting strikes in the future. It also shows that YouTube is committed to creating a safe and positive environment for its users.3. Your Site's Language Doesn't Protect It From Google's Penalty - Google can issue manual actions to any site, regardless of the language it is written in. This means that sites written in non-native English can still be penalized by Google if they violate the company's webmaster guidelines.Google Search Advocate, John Muller was asked if Google penalizes sites written by non-native English writers. Mueller responded that manual actions and algorithm changes are independent of the native language of the authors or the site language. He also said that Google does not have a list of "bad" languages, and that all sites are treated equally.This means that site owners who write in non-native English need to be just as careful as those who write in English as their first language. They should avoid any practices that could lead to a manual action, such as keyword stuffing, cloaking, and duplicate content.4. How Googlebot Handles AI-Generated Content

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In this episode we will take a look a link building and try to explain the basic. Link building is one way to increase the authority of yout website and rank higher in Gooogle. https://www.flashnytt.no https://www.fagerlieseo.no

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0146 讓科技成為你的好幫手1 Hey Gooogle 英文的習慣

Il motore di ricerca ha un ruolo fondamentale nell'ecosistema digitale. Google è il dominatore incontrastato ma nuove sfide si presentano all'orizzonte: l'indicizzazione dei contenuti video e audio e la ricerca vocale. In tale scenario il motore si trasformerà da broker a content provider? Google vuole superare la sindrome da abbandono? Come mantenere l'equilibrio tra valore all'utilizzatore, ricavi e content producer? Non diamo nulla di scontato tutto può cambiare in un attimo!

Google недавно утвердил прописание тега rel=nofollow, для внешних ссылок (исходящих с вашего сайта) – и ввел новые атрибуты вместо него: Sponsored – применяется для оплаченного контента – статьи, дайджесты, партнерские ссылки. UGC – применяется для немодерируемого или слабо модерируемого контента, созданного пользователями, после публикации – форумы, коммментарии. У Яндекса же на этот счет иное мнение […]

Matthew Woodward joins the podcast to discuss how to boost your blog's performance: * Fashioning your blog's identity &the journey towards finding your niche! * How to stay in touch in order to pick up the right topics for your blog * Links... on-page optimization... where does SEO fit into the success of your blog? Plus, are Google's core updates a distraction from Gooogle's unconfirmed algorithm updates?

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Nesse episódio, Bruno Carvalho, Edu Aurrai e Felipe Mesquita, falaram sobre a preocupação da China com a visão de suas crianças, sobre a “mancada” do Gooogle com a Epic, Shota Nakama na BGS, e muito mais. Duração: 90 min Comentados: GWENT: Thronebreaker |… Continue Reading →

The term 'Keto Diet' was recently the most searched term on Gooogle. In this episode, Anthony Sanna talks with Dr. Michael Smith about the fad 'Keto Diet' and getting into actual Nutritional Ketosis. If you are looking for a bigger perspective as well as the Geek Out details of what this AMAZING opportunity has in store for you and your metabolism. You may want a pen and paper for this one! If you are looking for some support, check out Michael's 10 Weeks to Abundant Health Program. It starts Sept 19th this year.  

  So you've arrived at your destination, now what? How do you get around? What if you don't have cell service? Piper and Gail discuss what to do and who to trust.   Time Stamped Show Notes: 0:23 – Intro (Steampunk Girl by John Anealio)    Host Introduction; Gail Carriger and Piper J Drake 0:52 - Gail Traveled to Tucson, Arizona -> Festival of Books 1:26 (and 3:29) - Weird Uber/Lyft experiences. How to tell if you're about to be scammed. Be wary of the overt chumminess. 2:15 - Extended Stay Suites: Elongated business traveler stay and sports teams. Gail was inundated with a baseball team 4:25 - How-to avoid social pressure from gig-economy workers 4:54 - Beacons of safety => public spaces like hotels, especially for the frequent traveler 7:21 - Upcoming episode topic: Emotional side of solo-traveling, especially as a female – – – 7:49 – Main Topic -> How to get around your destination Pro's and Con's of: rental car from the airport (or train station)? car service? Uber, Lyft, or similar? Taxi? Calculating in the length of your trip versus which type of transportation to use What do you do if you have mobility needs and/or travel with assistance dogs/animals? Be aware of the larger corporation that you're supporting by using their services -> from rental cars to ride-share Cost-benefit analysis resources:  https://rideshareapps.com/uber-vs-lyft-comparison/  https://www.lyft.com/fare-estimate https://www.uber.com/fare-estimate/   What do you tell your driver you do? How do you avoid a chatty ride? Keep tabs on your trip-progress; keep your GPS on! Positive personal stories from the ladies (20:00 minute mark) Sneaking in a cannolli in New York City  Getting local intel on the best foodie spots – – – 23:45 – Gadgets! -->  Traveling with confidence  Gail - Smartphone apps to track your progress (pre-download maps with wifi on Gooogle-maps, or snap a screenshot)      - https://support.google.com/maps/answer/6139433?hl=en  Piper - Rental Car app; link up your membership account for a smoother, more convenient, and faster transition        - https://goo.gl/DAxrN8  – – – 29:23 - Outro and thanks to: Producer Matt Special thanks to Dan Sawyer of Artistic Whisper for editing this episode! Thanks for listening; Travel smart and pack the snacks! - - -  Get your question featured on an episode by saying hi on social media:       Facebook.com/20minDelay      @20minDelay      @PiperJDrake      @GailCarriger Use the hashtag: #20mindelaypodcast    

  Welcome to episode 167, this week I’m going to take the opportunity to catch up on questions which have been building up recently as well as discussing the issue of influence and followers vs connections. But first….. I had some great feedback from last weeks episode including this message from Kurt Shaver Plus Leif Carlsen contacted me from Denmark. Leif consider himself to be the ‘Mr LinkedIn’ in Denmark! Leif and his partners run the Social Selling company and even have their own podcast called Social Selling Radio! The reason Leif contacted me though was regarding #LinkedInLocal. They have been holding similar event every month for the last 3 years which they call Social Friday’s Interesting Stuff I Saw This Week LinkedIn have released a new Sales Navigator course on LinkedIn Learning and is available for everyone. https://www.linkedin.com/learning/learning-linkedin-sales-navigator-2 Google’s next big feature is to scrape LinkedIn Data scraper’s case v. LinkedIn pits free speech against CFAA, DMCA Sex technology industry accuses LinkedIn of censorship LinkedIn Update LinkedIn have introduced new Search statistics….but are they of any use? Are you Influential? I was speaking to someone this week about what makes people influential on LinkedIn, the answer is mostly to do with credibility but there is no doubt that some people get a wider distribution of their posts and this in part, must be effected by what I call the influence equation. This can be broken down into two separate equations. Firstly the number of actual followers you have as opposed to the number of connections. A follower has chosen to see your content whereas a connection may have connected for different reasons. What can you do to increase your ‘real’ followers? Produce great content on a regular basis but quality beats quantity Ask people to follow you. Most users don’t really understand it Get active with comments and likes, this increases visibility which will bring you more followers Write articles designed to get into pulse channels The problem with this is that most LinkedIn users simply don’t understand following! Very few people actually follow so this somewhat nullifies the above equation. Another way to look at it is this equation As an example Kate Lister has 3851 followers and 3832 connections, so not many ‘pure’ followers but on average she gets 21,000 views of her posts! that is an influence rating of 5.45. These figures are heavily influenced by the amount of engagement she achieves with her posts and that is perhaps a more accurate definition of influence What do you think? How does 21k compare with your post views and what is your influence rating? I’m way behind with my questions so I have decided to catch up this week. The first question is from long term listener Jaz Greer; I just wanted to check with you about which parts of Linkedin are indexed by Google I have always held to the headline in the profile is indexed by Google as it is basically set up as an H1 tag in SEO terms and that is the only part of the profile. The rest festure in Linkedin search and not necessarily indexed by Gooogle hence why only the headline shows in the SERPs Also, I have always been led to belive that Published Posts or now Articles are indexed by Google and can show in search However in something recently from Viveka Von Rosen, she states Articles are not indexed unless they get into Pulse - am I missing something? Answer: Oh the dark mysteries of Google! Here's my take…..based on experimentation. The most indexed field is the name, well that's two fields - first name and surname but Google definitely picks up headlines as well and that is where your keywords should be. As for articles, there is no doubt that ones in Pulse channels are far more likely to be picked up by Google. I have tried searching for fairly unique phrases in headlines of Articles that are not in channels and had no success unless I state Site: LinkedIn.com in the search.  I'm not sure where Viveka gets her information from but my experience reflects her views.   The next question is from Rob Curley I’m using sales navigator very efficiently (at least I think I am!) and want to target my key contacts (leads) in a Facebook ad campaign – a technique I first heard you talk about. Of course I can’t see an email address for a lead unless I am connected but fortunately many of my leads are 1st tier connections. I can use Sales Navigator to quickly filter leads which are 1st tier connections but this is where I run into problems as I don’t think I it’s possible to export from Sales Navigator?   I can of course export from LinkedIn but I can only export ALL my connections. I think my only option is to manually go through all my exported connections and handpick the ones I’m wanting to target, i.e. those which are leads in Sales Navigator. That would be a rather painful exercise, thought I’d run it by you in case I’ve missed something or you can think of a workaround.   PS – The LinkedIn connections export spits out a sheet with a “Tag” column so I thought I could tag the connections I’m targeting before exporting but of course we can no longer tag in LinkedIn! Answer: Unfortunately there is no solution in Sales Navigator but I do have a workaround for you. I don't know how many leads you have that you wish to download, if a lot, this might be too time consuming There is a Chrome extension called LinkedBack  This works on Sales Nav and allows you to add tags and notes (duplication I know), the key thing though is that you are able to search for those tags and download them. This question is from Fabio Alonso I've got a question for job seekers on how to improve their "past experience" fit to a role advertised. When looking for a job post, I (under a premium account) am able to get a competitive intelligence report automatically.  

前回、Googleを例に、情報が欲しいお客さんとそれを提供するお客さんの間を取り持つようなビジネスがある、という話をしました。今回は、そのようなビジネスを作ると会社に何が起きるのか、という話をしたいと思います。 前回話したように、Googleは、検索キーワードを通して「買いたい商品について調べたい人」と、「商品を買おうと思っているお客さんに商品を売り込みたい人」の両方を上手く結び付ける仕組みを作ったことで大成功しました。アメリカのビジネススクールの先生の研究によると、これを「マルチサイドプラットフォーム」と呼びます。 要するに、「検索をしたいお客さん」と、それから「検索結果に対して広告を出したい企業」の、この二つのお客さんが検索エンジンという所で繋がる機能がある、ということで、「両者に対してサービスを提供しているプラットフォーム」である、という意味です。 Googleのように、上手く両方のお客さんを結び付ける仕組みを作ることにより、広告主はより多く、情報として価値のある広告を検索結果に出すようになり、それによってその検索サービスは利便性が高まります。そして検索サービスを使う人たちが増えると、広告の効果も高まり、その人たちに向けて広告を出したい企業がさらに増えます。このように、両方にとってうれしい関係が成り立つことで、この好循環のサイクルが勝手に回り始めます。 普通の会社では、自分たちが何もしないのにお客さんが勝手に増えるなどということは、滅多にありません。しかし、このプラットフォームの仕組みを作ると、両方のお客さんが勝手にどんどん増えていきます。その結果何が起きるかというと、お客さんを増やすために必要な広告費や販促費がいらなくなります。こちらが何もしなくても収入が増え、集客費用もかからない。これがこのプラットフォームの仕組みの利点の一つです。 もう一つは、このビジネスはコンピューターを用いた仕組みのため、上手くプログラムをすれば、利用者が何百万、何千万、何億人と増えていっても、追加の手間をかけずサービスを提供することが出来ます。ここが人間のやるサービスと大きく違うところです。たとえば、店員一人が一度に相手できる人数というのは、せいぜい２、３人ですが、コンピューターであれば一瞬で百人、二百人、千人、一万人を相手にすることができます。そのため、お客さん一人当たりに対するコストが削減できます。 さらに、この検索サービスでは、キーワード検索をされた際にどのような広告を見せるとお客さんが一番喜ぶか、ということをGoogleではなく広告主が考えます。そのため、広告主は朝から晩まで広告を工夫し、お客さんにとっては、その価値が毎日上がっていきます。Googleは自分で1人1人のお客さんに提供する情報の中身を考えなくても、他の企業が代わりに一生懸命に考えて改善を重ね、しかも売上を増やしてくれるわけです。 Googleは、検索と広告というサービスでこの「マルチサイドプラットフォーム」の仕組みを作り上げたことで、巨額な利益を上げるようになりました。Googleのここ10年間の粗利益率――売上から、サービス提供にかかる諸経費を引いた金額の割合――は、約60％から70％を維持しています。今でも65％ほどです。つまり、残りの約30％は、サーバーやコンピューターを購入したり、通信回線を整備したりするためにかかった費用ですが、それ以外は全部利益になっています。同様に広告を収入にしているFacebookは、粗利益率が更に高く、約80％を超えています。つまり、売上のほとんどが利益ということです。 このように、自動的に莫大な利益が上がる仕組みを作ったGoogleですが、一体どのような企業努力をしているのでしょうか。 もちろん何もしてないわけではありません。プログラムを書き換えて、検索がより分かり易く、よい結果になるように改良を重ねています。スマホのGooogleのアプリも毎日のようにアップデートしていますね。日々少しずつ検索機能も変わっていっています。 また、新しい分野に参入していくための研究開発にも多くの資金を投入しています。たとえば、最近では自動車の自動運転に対して何千億円もの資金を投入して技術開発をしています。儲かっているからといって、全部それをポケットに入れられるわけではありませんが、非常に儲かるビジネスである、という話です。 では、今日のまとめです。 プラットフォームという仕組みをビジネスの中に作ると、コストはどんどん下がり、売上がどんどん上がる、大儲けするビジネスが出来る、という話でした。

"Rob Black & Your Money" - Radio Show March 30 - KDOW 1220am (7a-9a) Topics include: Amazon, Gooogle, Volvo, Mercedes & more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Rob Black & Your Money" - Radio Show March 30 - KDOW 1220am (7a-9a) Topics include: Amazon, Gooogle, Volvo, Mercedes & more.