CEO of YNot Web, a small business Search Marketing firm offering comprehensive digital marketing strategies such as SEO, SEM & PPC ad management.
Joined July 2009
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Well, they've replaced Search function with it, so if you have to look up someone's profile- like your bestie-- because the algo never shows you their posts, then yeah, I guess it will end up being "the most used".
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Google to reportedly fix a noindex bug with some JavaScript pages seroundtable.com/google-noin… via @thetafferboy
Okay, just curious how other people deal with being AI tagged with Limited Eligibility for policies that don't apply to your targeted location. Ex. "Ad may run to a limited audience" when you don't target the the geographic audience they are limiting?
0%Appeal it. It matters.
100%Leave it / Do Nothing
1 votes • Final resultsWhy do company's even off the "remember this browser" option on login/authentication? I can't remember how many YEARS its been since it actually worked.
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Today we released the August 2024 core update. It continues our work to improve the quality of our search results by showing more content that people find genuinely useful and less content that feels like it was made just to perform well on Search.
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A fun day ahead. Massive outages, including hospitals, banks, and airlines.
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Find it hilarious that Google is trying to get us to apply a recommendation in Ads based on "global" data from a very specific one-month timeframe from 2022. #ppcchat #googleads
I don't know who royally screwed up the City of Sacramento's website, but it was clearly someone who didnt understand that URLs are case sensitive. Do better.
Just like a PPC agency being paid on a percent of ad spend basis becomes problematic (they earn MORE the more their client spends, how is that rational?) there are also problematic things about a realtor fee based on property price.
Part of my issue with realtor fees, is that the amount of work invested by the realtor really doesn't have to do with the house price at all. So sometimes they get paid pennies for a sale, and others they make obscene profits. I have no issue paying a realtor for the hard work they invest being on call all the time (ours in the past responds at any time of day on any day since them being on hand can make all the difference in winning or losing a house), it would just be nice for that fee to be tied more to the actual work they actually are (or are not) doing.
A tool is just a tool, it doesn't "do" the work for you, it only makes it easier to implement the work that needs to be done.
Oh goodie, yet another SAAS site that allows cold-callers to send scheduled spam in bulk. No, I will not be watching your Loom video pitch.
I know Microsoft products aren't really considered sexy these days, but I gotta say, their graphics solutions are quickly becoming my favorite tools.
What the fax?! I guess faxing isn’t dead 🤷♂️
Haven't had a fax line in ages, so happy that Dropbox bought HelloFax so I can send and receive faxes when the random need comes up.
@DropboxSign #DropboxFax app.hellofax.com
Well, I don't know when Google Ads added the Appeal button for Disapproved Ads (because its been a LONNNNNNNNG time since I had a disapproved ad), but I'm sure glad they have it now instead of the old way of "changing" every ad one at a time because the destination site was down.