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When it comes to online reviews, a 3-star rating is bad
The difference between 4 stars to 3 stars is massive. Consumer trust decreases by 67% with one fewer star, a new survey finds.
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Google: We Learn How To Crawl Your Site’s URL Patterns
Google’s John Mueller said when it comes to sites with pagination and large site’s faceted navigation, Google will learn how to crawl it. He said on Twitter, “we do try to “learn” useful URL patterns for sites.”
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Bing Chat May Support Third-Party Plugins Soon
We know that OpenAI’s ChatGPT supports third-party plugins and soon, Bing Chat may also support third-party plugins. Mikhail Parakhin, the CEO of Bing, was asked about the topic and he said, “Stay tuned,” as if it is coming soon.
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Google: International SEO, CDN Location Does Not Matter
Google’s John Mueller said when it comes to international SEO and multilingual sites, the CDN’s location does not really matter for SEO.
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Google Local Pack Displays Booked Reservations
Google has let you book reservations within the local pack and via Google Assistant for a while now. But what may be new is that Google may show you if you have already booked reservations in the local pack, if you booked those reservations using the reserve with Google feature.
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Google Local Finder With Blended Query Results
don’t know if this is new (sorry Mordy) but Google is showing this blended local finder result set that seems to bridge two or more different but similar queries in the same set of results and then Google shows a line of text on what the local results are matching on.
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Why next year’s SEO results depend on your SEO work this year
Need to justify the value of your SEO investment? Here’s a five-step model to forecast the long-term impact of your organic search efforts.
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Google to sunset 4 attribution models in Ads and Analytics
First-click, linear, time decay, and position-based attribution models will all be deprecated later this year.
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Exploring Italy’s ChatGPT Ban And Its Potential Impact
Why was ChatGPT disabled in Italy? Learn about the data privacy issues that led to an investigation into OpenAI practices.
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Apple is Taking Their Maps More Seriously and Local Businesses Should, Too
For the past 20 years, local business owners and their marketers have had to live and work with Google as the “great house”, owning all the good real estate. The dominant role Google’s local and organic results play in bringing nearby customers to our doors has had the effect of making every other source of business…
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