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Send us a Text Message.Unlock the full potential of your SEO strategy with our latest episode, where Ed Dawson promises to reveal crucial insights that can transform your website's visibility. Ever wondered why some images make it to Google's Image Search while others don't? Or how Google's indexing decisions can make or break your site? This episode delves into the essentials—image sitemaps, the power of backlinks, and the ever-evolving tactic of using infographics for link baiting. Get ready to elevate your SEO game with practical advice and actionable tips that will ensure your content stands out.But that's not all. In the second chapter, we tackle the nuanced world of search intent and information gain to help you stay ahead of the curve, especially in an age where AI-generated content is on the rise. Learn about a groundbreaking 2022 Google patent on dynamic search result reordering and how understanding different types of search intents—informational, navigational, commercial, and transactional—can guide your content creation process. Plus, discover why internal linking is more than just a navigational aid, but a crucial factor for enhanced user experience. This episode is packed with insights that will provide you with a competitive edge in the SEO landscape.Links to resources mentioned in this podcast:- SEO Glossary- SEO Glossary I- SEO Glossary J- Guide to Internal LinksSEO Is Not That Hard is hosted by Edd Dawson and brought to you by KeywordsPeopleUse.comYou can get your free copy of my 101 Quick SEO Tips at: https://seotips.edddawson.com/101-quick-seo-tipsTo get a personal no-obligation demo of how KeywordsPeopleUse could help you boost your SEO then book an appointment with me nowSee Edd's personal site at edddawson.comAsk me a question and get on the show Click here to record a questionFind Edd on Twitter @channel5Find KeywordsPeopleUse on Twitter @kwds_ppl_use"Werq" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

In unserer heutigen Kassensturz Folge, dem wieCommerce News Update, haben wir wieder einige Themen im Gepäck. China hat gerade das zweitgrößte Shopping Event des Jahres gefeiert und dabei sämtliche Prime und Black Fridays dieser Welt in den Schatten gestellt.  Außerdem testet TikTok neue AI Features, während sie in den USA mit neuer Regulierung zu kämpfen haben.  Zugleich überreicht Amazon CEO Andy Jassy Olaf Scholz einen Scheck von €10Mrd. (natürlich nur bildlich), während auf der anderen Seite die chinesische Regierung Ihre globalen eCommerce Player munter subventioniert. Dann gibt es noch neue Zahlen von SHEIN, die erstmals ebay überholen, Otto erhöht massiv die Marktplatz Gebühren, und in unserer Kategorie "On Another Note" (unsere Speed News) gibt es Updates zum KaDeWe, Amazon Prime, Lieferando, Meta und BeReal. Quellen > 618 Grand Promotion https://retail-news.de/jd-com-618-grand-promotion-historischer-erfolg-mit-ueber-500-millionen-nutzern/ > TikTok AI Avatar Feature https://techcrunch.com/2024/06/17/tiktok-ads-and-branded-content-will-now-include-ai-avatars-of-creators-and-stock-actors/  https://www.theinformation.com/briefings/840f83 > TikTok Image Search Feature https://techcrunch.com/2024/06/11/tiktok-comes-for-google-as-it-quietly-rolls-out-image-search-capabilities-in-tiktok-shop/ > Amazon's Deutschland-Investitionen https://www.aboutamazon.eu/news/job-creation-and-investment/amazon-plans-to-invest-10-billion-in-germany-driving-innovation-and-jobs-across-the-country > China subventioniert Cross-Border Handel https://excitingcommerce.de/2024/06/17/china-ermuntert-shemu-co-zum-bau-von-ueberseelagern/  https://www.reuters.com/technology/china-issues-draft-rules-expand-cross-border-e-commerce-2024-06-11/  http://english.mofcom.gov.cn/article/newsrelease/press/202406/20240603516899.shtml > SHEIN Zahlen https://www.theinformation.com/articles/sheins-40-revenue-growth-and-profit-boost-in-2023-could-help-lure-ipo-investors > SHEMU überholt US eBay Nutzerzahlen https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-11/temu-lures-more-repeat-customers-than-ebay-pressures-amazon > Otto erhöht Marktplatzgebühren https://www.onlinehaendler-news.de/online-handel/marktplaetze/140228-otto-erhoeht-erneut-gebuehren https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/17/opinion/social-media-health-warning.html  https://edition.cnn.com/2024/06/17/media/surgeon-general-social-media-apps-warning-label/index.html > New York Gouverneurin für Algorithmusverbot bei Minderjährigen https://www.cbsnews.com/news/safe-act-kathy-hochul-new-york-social-media-algorithm-teens/  https://explodingtopics.com/blog/tiktok-demographics > Utah verklagt TikTok https://www.theinformation.com/briefings/utah-sues-tiktok-for-facilitating-sexual-exploitation-through-tiktok-live > KaDeWe macht Online-Geschäft dicht https://www.textilwirtschaft.de/business/news/restrukturierung-kadewe-group-verabschiedet-sich-vom-e-commerce-245556  https://www.businessinsider.de/wirtschaft/benko-pleite-kadewe-macht-online-shop-dicht-und-entlaesst-mitarbeiter/ > Amazon partnert mit Lieferando https://www.aboutamazon.de/news/amazon-prime-und-shopping/prime-kostenlose-lieferung-lieferando > Instagram testet In-Story Ads https://www.404media.co/instagram-experiments-with-injecting-pop-up-ads-into-your-friends-stories/ https://www.businessinsider.com/bereal-being-acquired-ceo-stepping-down-2024-6 Credits Logo Design: Naim Solis Intro & Jingles: Kurt Woischytzky Fotos: Stefan Grau Intro-Video: Tim Solle

In the latest edition of Omni Talk's Retail Fast Five live from Outdoor Retailer in Salt Lake City, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Avalara, Mirakl, Ownit AI and Sezzle Chris Walton and Anne Mezzenga discuss: TikTok Launching Image Search – Should Google And Amazon Be Scared? For the full episode head here: https://youtu.be/8N2dDdOJ_5g

In this week's Omni Talk Retail Fast Five news roundup, recorded live from the lovely Marriott in Salt Lake City, and sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Ownit AI, Avalara, Mirakl, and Sezzle, Chris and Anne discussed: - Whether Kohl's new return drop is a sign of an ongoing identity crisis within the retailer (Source: Retail Dive) - TikTok going after Google (and Amazon before it) with image search (Source: TechCrunch) - Instacart plugging into YouTube shopping ads (Source: Grocery Dive) - McDonalds calling it quits, for now, on automated order taking at the drive-thru (Source: Restaurant Business) - And they closed with a story on how adults are buying more toys for themselves than they are for pre-schoolers (Source: Retail Dive) There's all that, plus Microsoft's Rajen Raval of Microsoft stops by to give us 5 Insightful Minutes on improving supply chains with AI, and Anne and Chris get absolutely wacky with taxes in honor of Avalara and their upcoming work at the Outdoor Retailer conference. Music by hooksounds.com

On this week's Modern Retail Rundown, the staff starts off discussing Shein's strategy to quietly raise its prices ahead of its anticipated IPO. Meanwhile, TikTok Shop is beginning to compete with Google and other platforms by testing a new image search. Finally, a new report by The Vitamin Shoppe shows a spike in sales of nutritional supplements like protein and meal replacements thanks to the rising popularity of medications like Ozempic and Wegovy.

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Artificial intelligence is the most important technological tool being developed today, but the use of preexisting copyrighted works to train these AI systems is deeply controversial. At the end of 2023 the New York Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging that OpenAI's use of articles from the New York Times to train their ChatGPT large language model constitutes copyright infringement. An answer is due at the end of February, and it's expected the case will revolve on the question of whether the use of the copyrighted content of the Times was a fair use. The fair use analysis will likely turn on whether the use of copyrighted content to train a AI system "transforms" the work in a way which makes the use fair. The Supreme Court has spoken on this question twice recently, holding that Google's use of parts of Oracle's Java programming language to build the Android operating system was transformative, but that the licensing of a Andy Warhol work based on a photograph by Lynn Goldsmith was not transformative of Goldsmith's work. Also important and perhaps most on-point is a decision of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals that Google's Image Search system is transformative of the photographs it indexes and displays as thumbnails.To help understand this case Professors Charles Duan from the American University Washington College of Law and Zvi Rosen of the Simmons School of Law at Southern Illinois University was joined by Steven Tepp of Sentinel Worldwide, who is also a Lecturer at the George Washington University School of Law and formerly of the U.S. Copyright Office. John Moran of Holland & Knight moderated the panel and provided additional perspective.

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Delve into the intricacies of AVIS, Google's latest in AI image search, dissecting its innovations and the transformative capabilities it promises in the realm of visual search. Invest in AI Box: https://Republic.com/ai-box Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/ AI Facebook Community

In this episode, we venture beyond pixels as Google showcases AVIS, pushing the boundaries of AI image search. Join the conversation as we explore the advancements and implications of this cutting-edge technology for visual content retrieval. Invest in AI Box: ⁠https://Republic.com/ai-box⁠ Get on the AI Box Waitlist: ⁠https://AIBox.ai/⁠ ⁠AI Facebook Community Learn About ChatGPT Learn About AI at Tesla

In this episode, we explore the depths of Google's AVIS, uncovering the innovations in AI image search that promise to revolutionize the way we navigate and discover visual content online. Invest in AI Box: ⁠https://Republic.com/ai-box⁠ Get on the AI Box Waitlist: ⁠https://AIBox.ai/⁠ ⁠AI Facebook Community Learn About ChatGPT Learn About AI at Tesla

In this episode, we explore Google's AVIS, unpacking its groundbreaking advancements in AI image search technology and its potential impact on visual information retrieval. Invest in AI Box: https://Republic.com/ai-box Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/ AI Facebook Community

Delve into my breakdown of AVIS, Google's state-of-the-art AI image search technology, exploring its advancements and the paradigm shift it introduces in enhancing image recognition capabilities and revolutionizing search experiences. Invest in AI Box: https://Republic.com/ai-box Get on the AI Box Waitlist: ⁠⁠https://AIBox.ai/⁠⁠ AI Facebook Community Learn more about AI in Video Learn more about Open AI

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In this episode, we delve into Google's latest unveiling of AVIS, a cutting-edge AI image search technology. Join us as we explore the remarkable advancements that are shaping the future of image search and discover how AVIS is poised to revolutionize the way we find and explore visual content online. Don't miss this exclusive look into the innovations driving the future of AI-powered image search. Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/Join our ChatGPT Community: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/739308654562189/⁠Follow me on Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/jaeden_ai⁠

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Discover the latest strides in AI image search as Google showcases its breakthroughs through the AVIS demonstration. Join us in exploring how cutting-edge technology is transforming the way we find and interact with visual content on the internet. Dive into the future of AI-driven image search with this insightful episode. Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/Join our ChatGPT Community: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/739308654562189/⁠Follow me on Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/jaeden_ai⁠

In this episode, we delve into Google's latest unveiling of "AVIS," a cutting-edge AI image search technology designed to revolutionize online visual searches. Discover the intricate mechanics behind AVIS and how this innovation stands to change the way we find and interact with images online. Get on the AI Box Waitlist: ⁠https://AIBox.ai/⁠ Investor Contact Email: jaeden@aibox.ai Facebook Community: ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/739308654562189/⁠⁠ Discord Community: ⁠https://aibox.ai/discord⁠ Download Selfpause: ⁠https://selfpause.com/Podcast⁠ Follow me on Twitter... er... X: ⁠https://twitter.com/jaeden_ai⁠

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In this episode, it's time to Google! Utena is still awestruck by the guy who she thinks might be her prince, but Kaido is convinced that her Aunt Yurika is behind everything, and he's desperate to prove it. Meanwhile, Yurika tells Utena that she's been offered a job in Holland, and that they'll be moving soon. Kaido is floored by the news, but covers up his sadness by revealing to Utena the labors of his research, proving that Yurika sent Utena the letters that smell of roses. Utena isn't totally convinced, and when Yurika invites a co-worker over for dinner, Utena's in for the shock of her life wondering, could her prince be here face to face? *** Podcast Patreon: patreon.com/sailormanga Podcast Twitter & Instagram: @sailormangapod Podcast Email: sailormangapodcast@gmail.com

Cyrus Shepard is this week's guest on episode 568 of EDGE of the Web show. He sits down with Erin Sparks to discuss the changing SERP features, visual search, and the future outlook of SEO. He is an SEO, online marketer, content publisher, speaker, and writer. Cyrus first discovered SEO in 2009, and took a wine business from 500k in sales to 2.5 million in one year. Now let's discuss why SEOs are Google's farmers on this episode of the EDGE! [00:00:35] Introducing Cyrus Shepard [00:02:35] Pathway to SEO  [00:06:03] Visual Search [00:08:39] EDGE of the Web Title Sponsor: Site Strategics [00:09:25] Zero Click Perspective [00:09:57] Google's Writing Its Own Content [00:11:28] We're Google's Farmers and It Wants Our Crop [00:13:50] The Omnichannel Approach [00:17:31] You Gotta Know the SERP [00:18:01] EDGE of the Web Sponsor: edgeofthewebradio.com/wix  [00:18:33] Zero Click Study from Semrush [00:21:28] Google MUM Taking Hold [00:24:07] EDGE of the Web Sponsor: edgeofthewebradio.com/seranking [00:25:47] Any Tools Tracking SERP Features Well?   Thanks to our sponsors! Site Strategics https://edgeofthewebradio.com/site Wix https://edgeofthewebradio.com/wix SE Ranking https://edgeofthewebradio.com/pageonepower Take the SE Ranking Checklist Challenge!Receive a one-month Business Package subscription for completing this challenge when you go to https://edgeofthewebradio.com/seranking and send a screenshot of these completed steps: Create a project, add at least 5 keywords; Find 5 competitors via the Competitive Research tool and add them to “My Competitors” section; Run a website audit and show what issue you are going to fix; Do a backlink check and upload your backlinks to the Backlink Monitoring tool; Optimize one page using the Content Marketing tool. One Edge Listener Will Get A Full Year Business Package. We'll Announce That On Our Feb 10th Podcast! A $2,500 Value! Follow Guest https://twitter.com/CyrusShepard https://zyppy.com/about/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/cyrusshepard/ https://moz.com/community/q/user/cyrus-shepard Would love it if you'd give us a rating on ratethispodcast.com/edge!

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Sujith Ravi is the founder and CEO of SliceX AI, a platform that allows you to train and deploy AI models across devices and use cases. Previously, he founded and headed multiple ML teams at Google AI and Amazon Alexa. It spanned conversational AI, graph & deep learning, and on-device machine learning technologies. These products are used by billions of people in Search, Ads, Assistant, Gmail, Photos, Android, Cloud, and YouTube. At Google, he invented ML technologies like Smart Reply for conversational AI; Web and Image Search; On-Device ML in Android and Assistant; Neural Structured Learning in TensorFlow; Learn2 Compress for Google Cloud; and TensorFlow Lite for edge devices.   In this episode, we cover a range of topics including: - How to build ML products - How to deploy ML on edge devices - Key constraints of on-device ML - AI-powered content generation -------- Where to find Prateek Joshi: Newsletter: https://prateekjoshi.substack.com Website: http://prateekj.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/prateek-joshi-91047b19 

This Episode has EVERYTHING!It's got:ABBA!Wrong lyrics!Lilly and Leonard!Cacophony of malaise!Choices have consequences!LEONARD!Paul loves "The Great British Bake Off"!Dave loves cake!What's a Gluten?!"Disenchanted" was...um...OK...!Paul's "A" in math!No "The Goonies" Sequel! No "The Goonies" Remake!"Disenchanted" = "Coming to America 2", "Hocus Pocus 2", "Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull"!82' 4K TVs are AMAZING!"Criminal Minds Evolution" is pretty cool!Velveeta in trouble!3.5 Minutes is a LIE!The Oxford Comma!Velveeta shells and cheese was disgusting!Contest rules and regulations!Blizzards!Gaslighting vs Lying!Episode Links (In Order):Velveeta Class Action Lawsuit!The Blizzard of 1977!The Blizzard of 1977 - Image Search!Music Credit!Opening Music Graciously Supplied By: https://audionautix.com/ Visit Our Patreon! Email Us Here: Disturbinglypragmatic@gmail.comWhere To Find Us!: Disturbingly Pragmatic Link Tree!

Crystal Carter, Head of SEO Communications at Wix, joins the EDGE to discuss Visual Image Search Optimization. After discussing Visual Image Search on the last episode, she dives head-first into best practices in optimizing for Visual Image Search. Crystal answers this question: How do we ensure our brands and services are part of our customer's visual search? Let's talk visual search optimization… today on the EDGE! Key Segments: [00:04:31] Throwback to Ep. 544 [00:06:35] Associated Intent [00:08:45] Caterpillars, Butterflies, Hummingbirds, Oh My! [00:09:26] EDGE of the Web Title Sponsor: edgeofthewebradio.com/pageonepower [00:10:29] Stats, Stats, Give Me More Stats [00:11:42] Ecommerce Implications [00:13:14] More Rich Images on Your Website [00:14:06] Optimizing for Visual Image Search [00:17:47] LegoLand is Cool / User Generated Content [00:20:32] AI-Powered Local Photos [00:21:40] Let's Find A Burrito [00:22:37] Bridging the Gaps [00:24:37] EDGE of the Web Sponsor: edgeofthewebradio.com/wix [00:25:09] Stock Photography [00:27:17] Infographics [00:28:13] International and Language-less [00:29:41] All Things Logo [00:36:09] Google Visual Search vs. Image Search [00:37:06] MuM Knows Best [00:39:29] Goggles or Googles? [00:43:04] Users Want Google Lens Follow our Guest: https://twitter.com/CrystalontheWeb https://www.instagram.com/crystalontheweb_/ https://uk.linkedin.com/in/crystal-carter-digital https://www.crystalcarterseo.com/ Crystal's Harnessing Visual Search for Optimization Opportunities! https://moz.com/blog/seo-opportunities-visual-search   Thanks to our Sponsors! Page One Power https://edgeofthewebradio.com/pageonepower   Wix https://edgeofthewebradio.com/wix 

Crystal Carter joins the EDGE to school us on Visual Image Search. Fresh from the stage at the last MozCon, she brings her insights and expertise on visual search and AI. She delves into many of today's examples and the future outlook of visual search, all based on real-world experiments and work. You have that and some best practices and considerations all here in the podcast. We explore some of the most important things to ponder on this Crystal Carter episode. Let's talk visual search… today on the EDGE! Key Segments: [00:03:45] A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words  [00:04:37] An Evolution of Google's Mobile First [00:05:14] Image Search vs. Visual Search [00:06:45] A Rich Tapestry of Contextual Queues [00:11:31] Lyft and PBR. . . Oh My! [00:18:02] EDGE of the Web Sponsor: Site Strategics [00:13:35] AI, Visual Queues and Text Queries [00:15:02] Vision AI [00:16:23] Current Gaps and Biases [00:18:16] Pinterest Statistics and Bing [00:19:59] Rapper Xzibit and Amazon [00:20:33] EDGE of the Web Title Sponsor: edgeofthewebradio.com/wix [00:21:07] Google Lens and Ocular Character Recognition [00:22:46] Some Takeaways for Marketers [00:24:24] It's the Brain of Understanding / The Hive Mind [00:25:13] Images are Contextually Language-less [00:28:15] Exploring Google Photos for Entities and Defining Gaps [00:30:00] Real-World Applications to Consider [00:34:06] Consistency is the Key Follow our Guest: https://twitter.com/CrystalontheWeb https://www.instagram.com/crystalontheweb_/ https://uk.linkedin.com/in/crystal-carter-digital https://www.crystalcarterseo.com/ Crystal's Harnessing Visual Search for Optimization Opportunities! https://moz.com/blog/seo-opportunities-visual-search Thanks to our Sponsors! Wix https://edgeofthewebradio.com/wix Site Strategics https://www.sitestrategics.com 

1. Highlights From Snapchat Q3'22 Earnings - Here are the highlights from the Snapchat's Q3'22 Earnings report. Analysis is in the podcast.: Revenue increased 6% YoY to $1.13 billion in Q3' 22.  Average revenue per user (ARPU) was $3.11 in Q3'22, compared to $3.49 in Q3'21. ARPU in US was $8.13 ARPU in ROW $.89 Daily Active Users (DAUs) were 363 million in Q3'22, an increase of 57 million, or 19% year-over-yearSnap is still seeing the majority of its growth in the 'Rest of World' category, where it's added 45 million users year-over-year. Snapchat+ reached over 1.5 million paying subscribers in Q3'22 and is now offered in over 170 countries. 2. Uber Testing “Journey Ads” - Marketers Can Target Riders By Destination - Uber, the ride-hailing company is expanding its advertising business and is testing out ‘Journey Ads'  to its riders based on their travel history and their geographic locations. The  journey ads will be shown in the Uber app at least three times during the riders' journey. Uber will allow brands to place ads using data drawn from riders' travel history and their precise geographic destinations.  For example, if a user books an Uber to a specific retailer, cinema or airport, an advertiser could buy ads centered on that location. An Uber spokeswoman said, "Uber does not share user data with advertisers. The information that Uber shares is limited to aggregated information or other non-personal data, such as the percentage of users who clicked on an ad, or the number of users who visit the retail locations of advertisers using our platform. Users can opt-out of targeted ads on the Uber app at any time"3. New Features for Facebook Groups Announced In Communities Summit 2022 - Facebook has announced a range of new groups features during the Communities Summit 2022, including new Stories sharing tools, view-only chats, custom member profile displays, and more. Reels in Groups- With Reels now in Groups, community members can share information, tell stories and connect on a deeper level. Group admins and members can also add creative elements such as audio, text overlay and filters on top of their videos before sharing to bring their stories to life. The ability to share a public Facebook event for your community to your Instagram story. Whether you're a group admin hosting a meet-up to celebrate a community milestone, or a group member sharing your passion with friends, this feature can help you showcase your community more broadly. Facebook's also testing new customization options for people's 'About Me' section specific to each community, in order to better highlight relevant information for that audience, along with a new indicator that highlights whether you're open to private messaging. Facebook's also testing the ability for group admins and moderators to create view-only chats to send one-way communications to all of their members (without having to maintain or respond to messages in the chat), and a new process to highlight top contributing members, who'll be able to earn points by taking on group engagement responsibilities. Facebook's also trying out a new element within Admin Assist that'll enable group admins to implement automatic removal of posts containing information, as determined by Meta's third-party fact-checkers. 4. Instagram Announces ‘Creator Portfolio' Option - Instagram has officially announced its ‘Creator Portfolio' option, which will enable creators to build what's essentially a media kit type package, in order to showcase their audience reach, as well as previous brand work. It's similar to Instagram's Creator Marketplace listings where influencers are presented in a collective showcase – though a Creator Portfolio enables individual users to share their profile direct with potential partners in the app. 5. Google: The Importance Of Image Filenames And One Big Mistake To Avoid - Google's documentation doesn't say if image filenames are ranking factors. But they do say that Google takes note of them in order to help figure out what the image is about. For that reason it's recommended by Google that images be given meaningful filenames. It's also a good practice to give meaningful filenames to images because it makes it easier for organization purposes to be able to see the image filename and know what it's about. In Episode 48 of Search Off the Record podcast, Google's Lizzi Sassman and John Mueller discussed the importance of image filenames and here is the gist of their conversation: Image filenames that are descriptive are helpful from an Image Search standpoint because they help Google understand what an image is about. Alt text and the text surrounding the image provide a stronger and more important signal about the image than the filename. Changing the image filename of an already indexed image has a “minimal effect” and likely won't make it better. Changing the filename of an indexed image may result in the renamed image going uncrawled and not indexed for months. 6. Google : The One Thing To Do Before Implementing Geo IP Redirects - Geo IP based redirection is the process of automatically redirecting a website visitor by their geolocation (country, state or city). It works by detecting the visitor's location from their IP address by matching it against a database of IPs and locations. In the latest #AskGooglebot video series, Google's Search Advocate, John Mueller, shares that “this is a pretty complex topic and it can cause headaches depending on how it's implemented. So I'd recommend getting help from experts or reaching out to the Search Central help forum for advice. The most important aspect here is that Googlebot usually crawls and indexes a website just from a single location. If you're showing different content by location only one version will be indexed for search. Because of that, if there's something you consider important on your website, make sure it's on the default content that's shown to all users. And finally, if there's any page you want to have findable in search, make sure that you're not blocking users in other locations from reaching that page.”7. Google: To Have An Unique URL You Need A Character The /? - Google's John Mueller said on Twitter "Using just "/?" at the end of a URL is equivalent to not having anything after the slash. You need at least 1 character after the "?"."8. Google: There Is No Need To Use English URLs For Pages Not In English - Google's John Mueller wrote on Twitter "There's no need to use English URLs of the content isn't in English. That said, keywords in URLs are a bit overrated, so I wouldn't worry too much about it." The same information was conveyed back in 2018 in a video.9. Google: Spam Update Rolling Out - It has been 11 months since the last time Google released a spam update and now Google announced the October 2022 spam update. The spam updates help document reads:“While Google's automated systems to detect search spam are constantly operating, we occasionally make notable improvements to how they work. When we do, we refer to this as a spam update and share when they happen on our list of Google Search ranking updates. For example, SpamBrain is our AI-based spam-prevention system. From time-to-time, we improve that system to make it better at spotting spam and to help ensure it catches new types of spam.”Here are the important things you need to know about the October 2022 Spam Update: Name: Google October 2022 Spam Update  Launched: October 19, 2022 at around 11 am ET  Rollout: It will take several days to fully roll out  Targets: It improves Google's spam detection techniques, Google said "sites that violate our policies may rank lower in results or not appear in results at all."  Penalty: It penalizes spam techniques that are against Google's spam policies.  Global: This is a global update impacting all regions and languages.  Impact: Google will not disclose what percentage of queries or searches were impacted by this update.  Recover: If you were hit by this, Google said you should review its spam policies to ensure they are complying with those.  Refreshes: Google will do periodic refreshes to the spam update. It can take many months to recover, Google said. 10. YouTube Ads: Moment Blast & Expanded Product Feeds For Discovery Ads - YouTube is launching a new offering called “Moment Blast,” designed to reach viewers during events like live sports, movie releases, or product launches. Moment Blast gives advertisers prime positioning on YouTube Select content on connected TVs (CTV) and other devices, plus a Branded Title Card and optional Masthead placement. Moment Blast is intended for brands looking to raise awareness during key moments, like major sporting events, movie releases or product launches. In the announcement, YouTube says “People have always connected in front of the TV screen, but YouTube gives them the unique chance to bond over shared passions — like watching live-streamed concerts, fitness classes or even religious ceremonies together. They feel a similar connection to the ads they get, too.” YouTube also claims that 59% of respondents in a survey feel that ads they see on YouTube are more relevant than on linear TV or other streaming apps.Furthermore, YouTube will be expanding product feeds to Discovery ads to help advertisers scale their social media creative and reach more engaged viewers. Soon, product feeds will also include local offers, allowing brands to show real-time availability for products in their Google Merchant Center so people can find the most convenient place to buy. Creators will also be able to transform their content into virtual storefronts. Additionally, more creators will have the ability to tag products in their videos and Shorts. These features will be available on November 10.11. Google Ads Updates “Unavailable Video” Policy - This week, Google quietly updated its “Unavailable Video” policy to give advertisers a clearer understanding of the disapproval reason and how to rectify the issue quickly. The four reasons why you may receive an ad disapproval with “Unavailable Video” policy are: Video status changed to “deleted” after submission. Video status changed to “private” after submission. Video marked live premiere. Videos marked sponsors or members only. 12. Google Ads: Seasonal Video Ad Templates Are Now Available - To support your holiday and seasonal marketing efforts, new seasonally-themed video ad templates are available in Google Ads. The templates have designs and music tracks that reference the following holidays and moments: Diwali, Hanukkah, Christmas and seasonal sales events like Cyber Monday and Black Friday. Expect to see additional templates applicable to more seasonal moments throughout the coming months.As with all of their templates, you can customize them with your images, logo, brand colors and text. Videos you make may be used in any campaign that accepts video assets, like Performance Max campaigns, Video action campaigns and App campaigns. These campaign types automatically scale to YouTube Shorts inventory, where vertical video assets are most effective. You can browse all of the templates by clicking here.13. Google Ads : 3 New Reporting Columns - Google Ads has rolled out three new columns to reports that make it easier to understand how conversions impact campaign performance. Before this update, you would have had to apply custom segments to see each conversion action and the categories they fall under. Now the data is more readily available. The new columns are: Results : shows the number of conversions you've received across your primary conversion actions for each of the standard goals in your account. In addition, you'll also see the impact this campaign is driving against goals it's not optimizing towards. Results value : shows the calculated conversion values you've received across your primary conversion actions for each of the standard goals in your account. Conversion goals: shows the goals listed in your campaign-level settings that drive performance. 14. Google/YouTube Audio Ads Now Available - Google in their announcement cites data from Edison Research that finds YouTube is the second-most popular destination for listening to podcasts. Now, all Google advertisers can reach podcast listeners with audio ads on YouTube. Audio ads are also served to people who listen to music on YouTube. However, there's an option to limit targeting to podcast listeners if that's who you're primarily interested in targeting. 

1. Facebook Retires ‘Instant Articles' - Originally launched in 2015, Instant Articles were designed to provide publishers with a more engaging, fast-loading way to present their articles on Facebook, helping to maximize reader engagement within the app. As reported by Axios, Meta's ending support for Instant Articles as it works to better align with user preferences, which, increasingly, see video being its most engaging content format.2. TikTok Adds Photo Mode - Now TikTok has copied Instagram (perhaps in retaliation for IG copying all of its stuff) and launched  a new ‘Photo Mode' for still images in the app. Photo Mode looks exactly like Instagram, with users able to post carousels of still images that users can scroll through in the app. Per TikTok:“Photo Mode allows you to share carousel posts of still images that automatically display one after another. You can add music to soundtrack the images, which viewers can swipe through at their own pace.”3. YouTube Launches @handles For Channels - YouTube's moving more into line with other social networks with the addition of @handles for channels, which will make it easier to drive traffic to your profile, and promote your channel in the app.“Handles are a new unique identifier (example @youtubecreators) & ALL YouTube channels will have one. Your unique @handle will help people find & interact with you & your YouTube channel. And because handles are unique (unlike channel names), it's easy to confirm if you're engaging with the right person or not.”Your @handle, which will be unique to your channel (unlike Channel names), will directly connect people to your content, like it does on Twitter, TikTok, Instagram, etc. @handles will also function as a unique channel URL, providing another branding opportunity. Up till now, custom channel URLs have only been available to creators with 100 subscriptions, but now, YouTube's making the option available to all users in the app. @handles will also make it easier and faster to mention channels in comments, community posts and video descriptions.“For example, creators can be shouted out in a mention in comments or tagged in the title of a recent collab, helping them increase visibility and reach with new audiences.”Part of the idea here is to better promote channels, in alignment with habitual trends, with a key consideration likely being Shorts and helping to maximize Shorts channel growth by making it easier to follow creators. Another element that YouTube's looking to tackle is the rise of copycat channels, where scammers create channels that look similar to popular YouTubers', often by using the same channel name. By ensuring that each channel has a unique @handle, which they can promote direct, that will make it harder to create replica channels, and trick users with uploads and scams.4. Google Data Studio Is Now Looker Studio - Google launched Data Studio in March 2016 as part of the enterprise Google Analytics 360 suite, with a free version that lets you turn your data into informative, easy-to-read, easy-to-share, and fully customizable dashboards and reports. There are easy-to-use drag-and-drop features to customize reports from various data sources, including Search Console, Google Analytics, Google Ads, and much more. Now Google has renamed the popular analytics and data platform from Google Data Studio to Looker Studio. Google wrote “starting today, Data Studio is now Looker Studio.” “With this complete enterprise business intelligence suite, we will help you go beyond dashboards and infuse your workflows and applications with the intelligence needed to help make data-driven decisions,” Google added.Google also announced a Pro, paid, version of Looker Studio named Looker Studio Pro. Google said that the Pro version will get new enterprise management features, team collaboration capabilities, and SLAs. Google said that is just the first release and the company has “developed a roadmap of capabilities, starting with Dataplex integration for data lineage and metadata visibility, that our enterprise customers have been asking for.”You can learn more about this change on the Google blog.5. Google Swaps Title Tags With Site Names For Mobile Homepage Results - Google is now only showing the generic site name in mobile search results that are for the entire website, such as for the home page. Google is using site names in order to make it easier for users to identify the specific website in the search results. Here is what Google published in the official announcement:  “Today, Search is introducing site names on mobile search results to make it easier to identify the website that's associated with each result…”This new feature is available in the English, French, Japanese, and German languages and will begin showing up in other languages over the next few months. Google is recommending the use of the WebSite structured data type because Google is using the WebSite structured data type, specifically the “name” property, to understand what the site name of a website is. So it is best that your site has the following: WebSite structured data Title tag Headings (H1, H2, etc.) Open Graph Protocol meta data, specifically the og:site_name You can read the official announcement here and the Search Central Documentation here. 6. Google Renames Webmaster Guidelines To Search Essentials & Some Changes - Google has renamed the Google Webmaster Guidelines to Google Search Essentials. The name change is Google's ongoing efforts to remove the term "webmaster" so that these tools and documentation do not narrow the focus to just "webmasters," but expands it to publishers, site owners, developers, creators, and so on. Google also changed the overall format, added clearer terms and examples and also tried to simplify them for easier consumption. Google explained they updated the: Technical requirements: It is a new section to help people understand how to publish content in a format that Google can index and access.  Spam policies: Google updated its guidance for its policies against spam, to help site owners avoid creating content that isn't helpful for people using Google Search. Google explained that most of the content in these spam policies has already existed on Google Search Central in the "Quality Guidelines", Google did make a few additions to provide clearer guidance and concrete examples for issues like deceptive behavior, link spam, online harassment, and scam and fraud.  Key best practices: Google published new guidance with key best practices that people can consider when creating sites, to create content that serves people and will help a site be more easily found through Google Search. 7. Google Announces Search Central Live Conference - Google announced live conference series called Search Central Live previously known as Webmaster Conference. The conference is scheduled for November 24, 2022 in Singapore. Registration for a limited amount of seats is currently open until November 15th, with ticket confirmation set to begin on November 17. Admission to the event is free. Per Google:“Before you buy your transcontinental plane ticket, keep in mind that we do plan to have more of these events in the future, and some might be closer to your base. Stay tuned for these updates on the Search Central Live event page or on Twitter.”Here is the official announcement.8. Microsoft Bing Launches Image Creator - An AI Image Generator - Microsoft has launched Image Creator - an AI image generator to its Bing search engine, which enables users to create digital art from text input. Let's say a picture of a Shiba Inu as an astronaut would go perfectly with a blog post you're writing. You turn to the search engines for a free-to-use image, but you can't find one that matches your criteria. With the new Image Creator tool coming to Microsoft Bing, you can generate the exact image you need by inputting descriptive text.Image Creator is powered by DALL-E 2 image generator technology developed by OpenAI. Microsoft says Image Creator can assist searchers with creating images that don't exist yet.9. Google's Stance On The Use Of AI Images - Google's John Mueller and Lizzi Sassman discussed the topic of using AI Images on your site in Episode 48 of the Search Off The Record podcast. Although autogenerated text content is prohibited/limited for ranking in Google Search, surprisingly there was no similar prohibition or caveat discussed about AI generated images and ranking in Google Images.10. Google Updates Image Structured Data - Google has added three new structured data properties to be used with the ImageObject type in order to add support for credit, copyright and image creator information via structured data. Google's developer support changelog states:“Added support for image credits to the Image Metadata structured data documentation. Previously, you could only provide image credit information with IPTC photo metadata. When you specify image metadata, Google Images can show more details about the image, such as who the creator is, how people can use an image, and credit information. ”This is what the new structured data types are for, according to Schema.org: creditText - Text that can be used to credit person(s) and/or organization(s) associated with a published Creative Work. creator - The creator/author of this CreativeWork. This is the same as the Author property for CreativeWork. copyrightNotice - Text of a notice appropriate for describing the copyright aspects of this Creative Work, ideally indicating the owner of the copyright for the Work.” 11. Google's Advice On How to Write Good Alt Text - The purpose of alternative text (alt text) in images is to provide audiences with screen readers a way to understand the images. In Episode 48 of the Search Off The Record podcast, John Muller and Lizzi Sassman gave the following advice on how to write Good Alt text:“Imagine that you're reading the web page aloud over the phone to someone who needs to understand the page. This should help you decide what (if any) information or function the images have. If they appear to have no informative value and aren't links or buttons, it's probably safe to treat them as decorative.From an SEO point of view, my recommendation is always to provide context for the image as well in the alt text. So if you have a picture of a beach, don't just be like, ‘Oh, this is a photo of a beach.' But rather like, ‘This is the beach before the chemical spill happened.' And… Because it's very different context if someone is searching for a beach for a holiday, it's like, ‘Oh, I want to see a beautiful beach. I'll go there on vacation.' And if you notice, well actually, this is before the chemical spill happened, then it's like, ‘Well, maybe like that would lend itself to different kinds of Search queries.'Because ultimately, when you're talking about Image Search, it's not that people want an image, but rather they want information which is attached to that image. They want kind of to understand a specific topic to find some information. And that additional context is something that you can provide in the alt text. And that's something that they might be searching for. And if they're searching for it, then make it easy for them to find that.”12. 3 New Examples From Google On How To Write Product Reviews - There has been a lot of confusion about the types of sites that may be impacted by the product reviews algorithm updates. This algorithm was designed to look at sites that offer product reviews, not necessarily e-commerce sites that have reviews on the product listing pages. So Google has added three new examples to the top of the “how to write product reviews” help document, clarifying more types of sites that may be impacted by the product reviews algorithm updates. The 3 example are: An expert staff member of a merchant that guides shoppers between competing products. A blogger that provides independent opinions of products. An editorial staff member at a news or other publishing site. These examples provide additional guidance on what types of sites may be impacted by this set of algorithm updates. In short, it is about content where someone is doing a review of a product, either as a comparison or a deeper dive into a specific product. This can include merchant sites, shopper guides, bloggers that share their opinion, news or publishing sites doing reviews, and more.As Alan Kent of Google recently said on Twitter “a merchant's product page with user reviews is not considered a “product review page” in this context.”Google also recently clarified that structured data may help Google identify product review-type content, but it is one of many ways Google identifies such content. Danny Sullivan wrote, “as for structured data, it might help us better identify if something is a product review, but we do not solely depend on it.”13. Google Still Does Not Use HTML Lang Attribute - Google's John Mueller https://twitter.com/JohnMu/status/1577945097693532166re-confirmed that Google Search does not use the HTML lang attribute. He said many screen readers do and Microsoft Bing might use it as well, but Google Search still does not.This is a similar statement to what he said several years ago in a video response - “We don't use that at all. So we use the hreflang links if you have that if you have different language versions. But the language attribute within the HTML markup is something we don't use at all. We've found that this language markup is something that is almost always wrong. So we tend to ignore that.”14. Google: SEO Is A Long Game - We all know that ranking well for competitive terms in Google Search is not as easy, or even a fraction as easy, as it was two decades ago. This is because of many variables including but not limited to Google's algorithms getting better and there being a lot more competition.John Mueller of Google responded to a complaint about SEO being too hard for news businesses to even bother trying. The question was "is SEO dead? I mean, starting with a new website these days it is basically impossible to outrank high authority websites. So many high DA showing up in the SERP. What can we do with a new website?"John's response was solid, he said "If you mean it should be trivial to out-rank long-existing, legitimate businesses with some SEO tricks, then yes, that kind of SEO is long dead. It's not enough to throw some keywords on a page to make it useful to users."But that does not mean SEO is dead or you should give up and not try to start a competing business with others. You just need to take the time and effort to compete. The same logic applies to offline success as it does with online success. You can't just start a new brand of soda and expect to compete with Pepsi or Cola overnight, it takes time, resources, marketing and a good product.15. Google: Do This To Get New Content Indexed Quickly - Google's John Mueller said that pinging Google that your sitemap file has been updated can help Google index your new content quickly. He said it is simply Google practice to ping Google with when your sitemap file is updated.Of course, this does not guarantee indexing. Google still does not index everything, so just because you might ping Google about a new URL, it does not mean Google will index it.John Mueller wrote on Twitter "Pinging a sitemap is a bit different than just providing it in the robots.txt -- by pinging, you're actively flagging a change in the sitemap file. If you're keen on having new content indexed quickly, that's a good practice."According to Google developers guide "Google doesn't check a sitemap every time a site is crawled; a sitemap is checked only the first time that we notice it, and thereafter only when you ping us to let us know that it's changed. Alert Google about a sitemap only when it's new or updated; don't submit or ping unchanged sitemaps multiple times."To use the ping tool, send a GET request in your browser or the command line to google.com, specifying the full URL of the sitemap. Make sure that the sitemap file is accessible. E.g: https://www.google.com/ping?sitemap=FULL_URL_OF_SITEMAP16. Google Ads Launches Content Suitability Center - Google has launched a new content suitability center in Google Ads where you can manage your suitability settings for all campaigns on YouTube and the Google Display Network.Google wrote, “previously, managing suitability settings was done in multiple, segregated sections of Google Ads and the experience differed across Google platforms.” “This led to a time-consuming and cumbersome implementation process, along with misconceptions and misuse of the controls. While exclusions can be helpful tools, brands also want to be mindful of the types of content they choose to exclude. Over-exclusion can negatively impact your cost and reach. It can also unintentionally exclude great, brand-safe content or content relevant to diverse communities,” Google added.When you enter the new suitability center in Google Ads, you can now select one of the three inventory modes. Inventory modes “cater to your preferences for various sensitive themes, such as profanity, sexual suggestiveness and violence,” Google explained. You can fine-tune additional exclusions from that point. Once you have designated your preferences at the account level, Google Ads will now automatically apply these settings to your future campaigns.17. Google Ads Will Remove Some Content Targeting In YouTube Conversion Campaigns In 2023 - A major benefit of YouTube ads has been the powerful targeting options, many of which will now be removed early next year according to a Google Ads help article. The help article, “Optimize your Video campaign for more conversions” contains a content targeting section that recommends avoiding the addition of content targeting (by keywords, topics or placements) in campaigns.These content targeting options are beloved by many advertisers due to the granularity they provide. Placements could target YouTube Channels, specific videos, video lineups, URLs, Apps, or collections.With the current targeting, advertisers could match ads to channels/videos to deliver more customized messages to audiences. This change will effectively put an end to the hyper-targeting that made YouTube so appealing for ad dollars.Another major blow is the loss of keyword targeting on the self-proclaimed 2nd largest search engine in the world. The removal of query targeting on a (video) search engine hurts.While keywords on YouTube haven't historically been as powerful as traditional search, it has been a way for advertisers to help answer queries with their video content. There is no doubt that advertisers will need to get more creative in order to hit their target audience.Advertisers running YouTube content targeting campaigns that leverage keywords, topics or placements will have the targeting removed.If you are running ads using content targeting options, you should stay tuned to updates as those targeting settings will be automatically removed from your campaigns. With less targeting, you'll reach a larger audience and may spend more on less qualified users.

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Nutzt Du Googles Free Product Listings? Wenn nicht, wird Du es nach diesem Webinar von Referent Eico Schweins! Seit Mai 2020 lässt Google organische Rankings im Shopping Tab der Google Suche zu. Aber nicht nur dort treten zunehmend Produkte in Erscheinung: Auch in der Image Search, in Google Lens und sogar in der Standard-Suche werden zunehmen mehr Produkte in den Suchergebnissen angezeigt. Dabei liefern Klicks auf Produktesuchergebnisse eine ganz neue Sorte von organischem Traffic. Diese User unterscheiden sich in ihrem Verhalten deutlich vom Standard-Suchenden – besonders in Sachen Kaufbereitschaft! Dabei ist die Einrichtung der Free Product Listings und die Optimierung für Googles Organic Product Search kein Hexenwerk. Soviel schon vorab: Mit weniger Arbeit hast Du selten soviel mehr Organic Traffic + echten Umsatz erzielt.

This week Tazmin Suleman speaks to Roxana Stingu about Self Belief. They cover where self beliefs come from, how they shape our own lives and how to change your internal belief system to get the most from life.About Roxana:Roxana heads the SEO & Search efforts at Alamy, a stock photography agency with a collection of over 270M images to date. She loves getting into the nitty-gritty of technical SEO and, besides theorising about the future of Image Search, her favourite past-time is automating anything repetitive. She's been previously working in the web hosting industry for almost 10 years, leading the technical SEO efforts for brands such as 123 Reg, Host Europe and GoDaddy EMEA. Roxana is also a proud member of the Women in Tech SEO community and a frequent speaker at BrightonSEO and WTSFestival. Where to find Roxana@roxanastingu on Twitter Roxana's Website About 'The SEO Mindset' PodcastBuild your inner confidence and thrive.The SEO Mindset is a weekly podcast that will give you actionable tips, guidance and advice to help you not only build your inner confidence but to also thrive in your career.Each week we will cover topics specific to careers in the SEO industry but also broader topics too including professional and personal development.Your hosts are Life Coach Tazmin Suleman and SEO Manager Sarah McDowell, who between them have over 20 years of experience working in the industry.Get in touchWe'd love to hear from you. We have many ways that you can reach out to us to say hello, ask a question, or suggest a topic for us to discuss on a future episode.Twitter - @sarahmcduk, @sulemantazmin & @seomindsetpodWebsite - https://www.tazminsuleman.com/Instagram - @tazminsuleman, @sarahmcduk & @seomindsetpodEmail - theseomindsetpodcast@gmail.comDon't forget to subscribe to our Podcast to never miss an episode: Listen to The SEO Mindset Podcast Sign up to be a guest on the podcast here.Copyright 2024 Sarah & Tazmin

Our 93nd episode with a summary and discussion of last week's big AI news! Outline: Intro Applications & Business (01:10) Venture funding for chip startups has doubled in the last five years thanks to AI (4:00) Google's multisearch feature lets you search with text and images at the same time  (6:10) Lighting Round Nurse-assisting robotics firm Diligent raises $30M - "We've seen robotics applied to just about every other field of late, so why not nursing — a field that will require one million new faces to keep up with demand in the U.S. alone? Sorry, developers: Microsoft's new tool fixes the bugs in software code written by AI - "Microsoft's Jigsaw can automate the process of checking and editing code outputted by a machine." Research & Advancements (7:50) Deep Learning Poised to ‘Blow Up' Famed Fluid Equations - "For centuries, mathematicians have tried to prove that Euler's fluid equations can produce nonsensical answers. A new approach to machine learning has researchers betting that “blowup” is near." (11:20) Analog A.I.? It sounds crazy, but it might be the future - "Forget digital. The future of A.I. is … analog? At least, that's the assertion of Mythic, an A.I. chip company that's, its own words, taking “a leap forward in performance in power” by going back in time. Sort of." (13:55) Lighting Round AI and infrared spectroscopy identify the age and species of mosquitoes – Physics World Deep Science: Combining vision and language could be the key to more capable AI Society & Ethics (15:45) The Miserable Lives of Cyborg Truck Drivers - "How AI and automation can make a job worse than before" (18:45) House lawmakers launch investigation of face-scan contractor ID.me - "The House probe marks an escalation of years of controversy over the government's growing reliance on facial recognition, which boiled over earlier this year after the IRS said it would require Americans to scan their faces in order to access their IRS tax accounts." (22:10) Lighting Round Biden administration takes step forward on AI policy FDA Issues Advisory on Use of AI and Machine Learning for Large Vessel Occlusion in the Brain Fun & Neat (23:40) GM Cruise autonomous taxi pulled over by police in San Francisco without humans, ‘bolts' off (U: Cruise responds) - "Last week, a GM Cruise-converted Chevy Bolt without a driver was pulled over by San Francisco Police. In an unexpected turn, the car “bolted” …to a safe spot. Cruise responded below." (26:43) How artificial intelligence helps students learn Outro

The Misters are back with Mr Birch being a bit apathetic about work and Mr Smith suffering some audio lag, but they push on. First they look at the rest of the films coming fro 2021 and then on to 2022 then Mr Smith avoids telling us when the new season starts for almost the entire episode and Mr Birch decides his life is better if he just got paid for *not* being in films. Birch also stumbles over a podcast spin off idea and Smith guides us on a sneak peak at what some of the players are up to. This week's intro music is Supremacy by Muse (The one, true Bond Theme), the stings are from the ever excellent Two Steps to Hell and the outro music is by Hidden Citizens. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fantasyfilmleague/message

Check out the rest of the content from "SEO in 2022" here: http://seoin2022.com/ Questions that David asks in this episode include: Why is Image Search for ecommerce websites becoming increasingly important? Where does the traffic come from? Google Image Search? Pinterest? Elsewhere? How much traffic as a percentage of total traffic are we talking about and is this figure increasing? How do you optimize for image search? Any particular type of images? Is it important to have unique images? Does traffic from image search tend to convert just as well as traffic from elsewhere? Should you blend this organic approach with paid ads on image search?

1. Pinterest Announces New Features - 'Watch' Tab and 'Takes' - Pinterest has officially announced its new, TikTok-like ‘Watch' feed for Pin content, as well as a new ‘Takes' response option for Idea Pins. First off, on the new Watch feed , Pinterest is adding a scrolling, vertical feed of content to both align with the latest social content consumption trends, and provide a new means to discover a broader range of Pin content.Pinterest is also adding another interactive element in ‘Takes'. “A Take is an Idea Pin that is created in response to another Idea Pin. Takes appear as responses to the original Idea Pin and can also be seen in your home feed, from people you follow or on your profile.” Takes is also, of course, very similar to the way TikTok's Duets feature is used to respond to an original clip.2. Instagram Adds More Demographic Insights About Your Audience - Instagram's looking to provide more data for marketers with an update to its Insights element for business and creator profiles, which will give you more specific info on who's engaging with your content – whether they follow your profile or not – as well as the total reach of your posts.The new data points will help guide your posting decisions, and provide more opportunity to optimize your approach based on more specific data points.The new metrics being added to Instagram insights are: Accounts engaged – This will show the total number of accounts that interacted with your content in a given time period Engaged audience – This data will provide demographic insights into the users that are engaging with your content, whether they follow your profile or not, including top cities, top countries, top age ranges and gender Reached Audience – Similar to Engaged Audience, this will provide demographic information about the people you've reached with your posts in a given time period, including top cities, top countries, top age ranges and gender You can learn more about Instagram's new Insights updates here.3. Instagram Collabs - A New Way To Co-Author Feed Posts And Reels - The Instagram Collab tag is only available for Reels and feed posts. This isn't a new content creation tool. It's not a new post format and it doesn't give you any more editing or analytics. But it does make it easier to communicate with your audience. Until now, there were two ways to show a partnership on Instagram:Tag a brand or creator in your posts, just as if you were tagging a friend. There's no way to differentiate personal and professional tags so this lacks transparency. Use the branded content tag to show that a post was sponsored. Only some creators are eligible to use this tag.The Collab label gives you a third option. Anyone you tag as a collaborator will be shown as a co-author of the post. And they'll instantly be able to reshare the post on their profile without having to use screenshots or a third-party regram app.What's more, any public account can use the Collab tag, regardless of their audience size. It's a new, more straightforward way to signal a professional partnership.So, to recap, the Collab tag… Makes it faster to share content. Gives full credit to all authors of a post. Makes conversions easier, as users can simply tap the name of a brand or creator on the post to visit their profile. Improves transparency for your followers. 4. Instagram Now Allows Us to Upload Photos And Videos From Desktop - Finally, Instagram has announced that it's adding image and video posting functionality from the desktop version of the platform as of October 21st, providing a more centralized way for social media managers to maintain their IG presence.The process, which will facilitate the posting of photos and videos of less than one minute in length, will not include Stories or Reels uploads at this stage. But it will make it a little bit easier for social media managers to stay across their various apps and posts, by providing a way to upload content for each platform from the one place – so you won't have to keep saving images in varying ways to then upload from your phone, etc.5. Microsoft Partners With Shopify To Help Merchants Grow Business - Because of this partnership, Shopify merchants in the United States and Canada can reach more customers using the updated Microsoft Channel app available in their Shopify store. Merchants can quickly connect through the Microsoft Channel using their Microsoft Advertising account or sign up for a new one in few easy steps.Shopify merchants will be able to easily reach shoppers on the Microsoft Search Network and Microsoft Audience Network with just a few clicks. The onboarding is simple, allowing merchants to quickly connect with shopping offerings that showcase their products using free and paid listings.6. Shopify & Spotify Integration Allows Artists To Sell Merch Easily - Using Spotify, artists can introduce products to the place where listeners and fans are already engaging with their music most. By connecting their Spotify for Artists accounts with their Shopify online stores, artists can sync their product catalogues and seamlessly showcase products of their choice directly on their Spotify artist profiles, making it easy for fans to browse and purchase.With Shopify, artist-entrepreneurs have access to an all-in-one commerce platform to manage their brands across multiple touchpoints that not only include leading social and entertainment channels and marketplaces, but now the most popular audio streaming services in the world.7. BigCommerce Merchants Can Now List Their Products for Free on Google - BigCommerce works with small, medium and large merchants around the world. With this new integration, BigCommerce merchants of all sizes will be able to easily list their products for free on Google, create ad campaigns and review performance metrics directly in their BigCommerce store. This also means BigCommerce merchants can now integrate with Google's shopping features across Search, Shopping, Image Search and YouTube.8. Google Rebrands & Launches 'Google for Creators' Platform - The launch represents a brand update and strategic shift from ‘Google Web Creators' to ‘Google for Creators. Google for Creators offers marketers and publishers resources to develop content strategy, monetize content, and build their web presence. Julia Lee, Engineering Director, Search Ecosystem at Google, said that the rebranded Google for Creators is “a new home base for creators to learn, grow and get inspired.”Google for Creators resources help marketers and content creators achieve four main objectives: Learn the essentials. Build your content strategy. Engage and find fans. Grow and make money. The experience starts with a quiz on the homepage to help assess the visitor's goals and surface the most relevant content. Guides are authored by a variety of expert content creators, social media influencers, successful digital marketers, and bestselling authors.In addition to the guides on the website, you can find Google for Creators on Instagram and Twitter. There's an email newsletter for those who want to hear from the program more often.You'll find upcoming events like Creator Conf, billed as the world's largest event for creators, listed in the Creator Community section of the site, as well.9. YouTube Announces Live Shopping - YouTube has announced a new series of live-stream shopping events, as it looks to tap into the rise in shopper behavior leading into the holidays. “The YouTube Holiday Stream and Shop will kick off on November 15th, with seven days of shoppable live streams. Fans tuning in will be able to score new products, unlock limited time offers, and get their product questions answered through live Q&A and polls with creators and other viewers.”Live-stream shopping is a key opportunity, combining the immediacy and FOMO-factor of live broadcasts, with the compulsion of in-stream purchases. The process has been a big hit in China, where live-commerce is on track to become a $423 billion market by the end of next year. Facebook, TikTok and YouTube are now all looking to link into the same, with the hopes that western consumers will also adopt the live shopping trend.10. YouTube Adds Auto-Chapters as a Search Element - YouTube began rolling out auto-chapters back in July, with its system detecting segments of videos in order to provide more specific matching for search queries. When chapters are enabled, YouTube can highlight specific segments in response to searches, giving it more capacity to help users find the key elements that they're looking for in each clip. This could play a much bigger role in video discovery over time, with each element of each clip becoming searchable, providing more data on what, specifically, people are looking for, while also facilitating more discovery potential based on your content.Given that it's now going to be used in this way, it could be worth checking the segmentation of your own YouTube clips, and optimizing your chapter names based on relative keyword search and likely matching.It's worth also noting that not all videos are subject to auto-segmentation, and you can opt-out (via your upload defaults in YouTube Studio) if you choose to as well.You can find out more about YouTube video chapters here.11. Snap: Q3 Earnings Snapshot - In the earnings call, Snap said that it failed to meet revenue expectations for its third quarter by $72million. They reported $1.07 billion in Q3 revenue, missing Wall Street's hopes that the company would bring in $1.1 billion.The company notched 306 million daily active users, up from the 293 million it reported in Q2. That growth isn't stratospheric, but it looks plenty healthy for a platform that risked falling out of relevance entirely not long ago.Snapchat attributed the revenue miss to Apple's big iOS privacy change, which put new restrictions in place for apps seeking to track user behavior beyond their own borders. On the call, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel noted that the company was caught off guard by how disruptive the impact on advertiser tools proved to be. Without the wide view that many advertisers were accustomed to, they had to adapt to new, more restrained ways of measuring user behavior. “Those tools were essentially rendered blind,” Spiegel said.

You can learn more about Paul here.You can read more about Physna here.Paul is excited about the Metaverse. So are we! 

You can learn more about Paul here.You can read more about Physna here.Paul is excited about the Metaverse. So are we! 

Image search can bring a lot of traffic. Most webmasters ignore image optimization. Don't do it. Roxana Stingu shares her valuable insights and simple ways of the right optimization. She is the Head of Search & SEO at Alamy. She has spoken at many events including conferences such as BrightonSEO, WTSFest and DMLA about some…

Tiger Global goes super aggressive with Investments in India. The Early backer of Flipkart and Ola, Tiger Global is close to concluding over two dozen deals in India this year alone. The New York-headquartered firm, has recently closed a $6.7 billion fund. They last week led investments in social network ShareChat, business messaging platform Gupshup, and investment app Groww, and participated in fintech app CRED's round, helping all of these startups attain the much sought after unicorn status.Microsoft Corp. is in advanced talks to buy artificial intelligence and speech technology company Nuance Communications Inc. The price being discussed could value Nuance at about $56 a share. This would give Nuance an equity value of about $16 billion.Google has confirmed that it's ending support for the Google Shopping apps on Android and iOS. The focus is now more on Google web shopping. It comes as Google has been expanding shopping functionality in Search, Image Search, and YouTube, while increasingly leveraging augmented reality. This change lets Google conserve engineering resources.Clubhouse data has been leaked, days after scraped data from more than a billion Facebook and LinkedIn profiles, was put for sale online. The upstart platform seems to have experienced the same fate, with an SQL database containing 1.3 million scraped Clubhouse user records leaked for free on a popular hacker forum. Clubhouse has responded saying they have not experienced a breach of their systems and said that the data is already publicly available and that it can be accessed via their API which raises some questions about the privacy stance of the company allowing for anyone to gather even public profile information on a mass scale. 

We are talking with Patrick Myles, the CEO of Huron Digital Pathology. In this episode, we will discuss searching images within digital pathology. We will talk about slide indexing in handling large image databases and how these new searches will open the door to democratizing digital pathology. We will examine image search for new drug discovery, clinical use, and research applications. We will also look at the new project to digitize the Joint Pathology Center's archive of glass slides.

Under a Red Glow Podcast Episode #30, "Accepting Praise and Success" Show Notes: John and Christine discuss a personal topic that has been on the must-discuss list since episode two, problems with accepting praise and success. Links: Same Energy AI assisted Image Search: https://same.energy/ Show Support: Want to help support the show? Get the show early, without ads and enjoy our supporter only after show! Plus our Patreon account has great reward tiers and helps us continue to share content online. Patreon: www.patreon.com/johnmilleker New giftable subscriptions: https://johnmilleker.com/store/printofthemonth/ Show Links: General Website: www.underaredglow.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/underaredglow Patreon: www.patreon.com/johnmilleker Your host and co-host John Milleker Photography Website: www.johnmilleker.com John's Website: www.johnmilleker.com/aboutjohn Christine's Website: www.johnmilleker.com/aboutchristine --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/underaredglow/support

There isn’t much info on image search, especially when it comes to that image tab. Here’s a discussion with Roxana Stingu, SEO at Alamy, a mammoth photo website, encouraging you to experiment and making use of the potential that’s out there for extra traffic.  Show notes & SUBSCRIBE to newsletter. Email me: seowithmrsghost@gmail.com Tweet me: @MrsAlinaGhost If you like the show please rate, write a review and tell your friends and colleagues!

In this video I share a new print on demand niche research method It's pretty clever and uses a free tool called Twipho Which lets you image search Twitter for specific images associated with keywords that you input If you're strategic, you can use it to your benefit to find POD designs that people liked enough to share (for you!) on social media

This week I discuss the latest InfoSec news including Cloudflare, Git and infected Ruby Gems, ransomware news, the latest data leaks, as well as optimizing your reverse image search capabilities.

Stewart Rogers with Jason Barnard at SEMrush Live Prague 2019 Stewart Rogers talks with Jason Barnard about image search versus voice search. Stewart starts by stealing my job as host. He quickly gets back on track as the guest. And proceeds to look at why we should be taking image search more seriously. Where and when voice is not appropriate. That voice search will lose out to image search. Clue: images are good for public use, voice for private. I shamefully get Lukasz's name wrong by calling him Kaspar. Use Google lens to translate a menu or to find out what cocktail your neighbour is drinking or a live band we should go and see. Marketers should be flooding the web with images. This is all very convincing, especially as Gary Illyes says that image search is his new favourite thing. Then look at what Pinterest, Facebook and Microsoft are doing. He goes on to talk about the ‘generation timeframe' for new technology' and the fact that image search have a big head start on voice search. WeChat gets a special mention. And Squirrels. And my Grandma. And Fridges. Cellphones are the driver in image search and image as part of the user experience – we have been using them to take photos for 15 years and there will soon be 4 billion cell phones in use… all taking photos and pushing them onto the web. Images are here and now, voice is tomorrow. The ending song is a stunning fail.

Instagram Testing Open-Ended Questions in Stories Instagram is testing open-ended questions within Stories to make the content more interactive. Currently, the app only lets users post polls with multiple-choice answer. European Advertisers Have Limited Ability To Verify YouTube Ads If European-focused advertisers want to know the reach and audience of their campaigns, they have few choices. Google now allows only two American companies to perform third-party reach measurement on YouTube: comScore and Nielsen. California just passed one of the toughest data privacy laws in the country California lawmakers passed one of the toughest data privacy laws in the United States today, as they faced pressure from an even stronger ballot measure in the state. The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 is set to dramatically change how businesses handle data in the most populous state. Companies that store large amounts of personal information — including major players like Google and Facebook — will be required to disclose the types of data they collect, as well as allow consumers to opt out of having their data sold. The bill, which passed both chambers unanimously, was signed later in the day by Gov. Jerry Brown. Less Polished Video Works Better on Instagram Stories After crunching data, the Guardian found that professionally edited videos were simply not worth the effort. Less labor-intensive posts, such as static graphics or quick video explainers on news topics, have proved more popular. Facebook's Political Rule Blocks Ads for Bush's Beans, Singers Named Clinton Facebook's automated system for flagging political ads has a major flaw: it takes down and blocks the content which includes words such as “Bush” and “Clinton,” which may be used in non-political context. Google Tests Pinterest-like Layout for Image Search Google confirmed that it's testing a new Image Search on desktop with vertical results that look like Pinterest. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-ppc-show-podcast/message