Microsoft AI CEO: Web content is ‘freeware’
Mustafa Suleyman believes almost all web content can be used for AI training unless explicitly restricted by the creator.
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Apple expands 30% fee on Facebook and Instagram ads globally
Apple is expanding its 30% fee on Facebook and Instagram ad purchases made through iOS devices to advertisers worldwide, starting July 1.
Google’s Search Dilemma: The Battle With ‘Not’ & Prepositions via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google still struggles with complex search queries, particularly those using « not » and prepositions, despite AI advancements.
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Google expands Product Studio to new markets, adds features
Google expands its AI-powered Product Studio to the UK, India, and Japan. New features include direct file uploads and seasonal themes.
Report: Menu items, busier businesses may be Google local ranking signals
Google has not specifically confirmed this but a new local SEO report says these may be newly discovered local ranking signals.
Google Colab for SEO: How to get started
Learn the benefits of Google Colab for SEOs, from fast setup to AI integration, and how to use it to run Python code seamlessly in the cloud.
8 SEO concepts explained in business terms
Bridge the gap between SEO and business goals. Explain concepts like page speed and link building in terms executives understand.
How To Write a LinkedIn Post That Sparks Engagement
What’s the difference between an average LinkedIn post and a top-performing LinkedIn post that earns hundreds of likes and comments?…
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What Is Bounce Rate & How To Audit It via @sejournal, @vahandev
Gain a clear understanding of what bounce rate really means and how to interpret it using Google Analytics 4.
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What Should Agencies Do in a Flat-Growth Year?
Ad Age released the Agency Report for 2024, and it’s not good news for big firms. Frankly, it’s not that great for small, independent firms either. Find out the possible reasons and what successful agencies should do now.