Newsflash! Posting on social media doesn’t have to take you all the time in the world. Cross-posting is fast becoming a go-to tactic by savvy social media marketers to save time and resources when scheduling social posts. Whether you’re looking to cross-post from Facebook to Instagram or Twitter to Pinterest, understanding the value of crossposting […]
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A few months ago, my G Suite-enabled Gmail account reached a grim milestone: with no warning, the “block [email address]” feature—available from the menu with the three vertical dots in the upper left of the Gmail screen—stopped working because I had maxed out the total number of addresses Google allows to be blocked. For years,
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Google’s efforts to keep spam out of search results are detailed in the company’s annual webspam report, published today. According to the report, over 99% of Google’s search results are spam-free, and the company goes to great lengths to keep it that way. For instance, Google’s webspam team discovers 25 billion spammy pages every day
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Thinking about the fact that roughly 81 percent of U.S. companies claim their institution’s blog is an essential advantage, it’s easy to see why content is still considered king of internet marketing. The most effective search engine on the planet recently upgraded its Webmaster Guidelines, gently adding”low profile guest blog articles” for instance to the”little
4 Steps To Removing Spammy Backlinks from Your Website Social Media Today Website owners and SEO professionals go to great lengths to get their sites ranked on the first page of Google and other search engines. But unfortunately … Source link
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You’ve heard it before, but we’ll repeat it here: For every $1 you spend on email marketing, you can expect an average return of $32: Simply put: You need to get people to give you their email addresses. Of course, that’s often easier said than done. Consumers these days are savvy. They aren’t just going
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You’ve seen the ads in your email or online: Celebrities supposedly hawking miracle weight loss cures or galaxy brain supplements. They’re at this point endemic to the web, as deeply ingrained as hashtags and puppies. But even though plenty of people fall for them, no one ever really does anything about it. Of all the
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Google’s John Mueller said you won’t trick Google’s spam algorithms by setting up a similar domain, building spammy links to that domain and then redirecting that domain to your main domain. It won’t work – he said “you might as well skip the detour, it’s just as obvious to the algorithms & spam team.” The
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Google released its 2017 webspam report this morning. The metrics show improvements from last year’s report in several areas. For example, Google said that less than 1 percent of searchers ended up visiting a spammy website from the Google search results. And it reduced that figure by half in just a couple of years. Google cut
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Earlier this year, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, along with three other executives who head up the company’s product and security teams, hosted a 45-minute live Q&A with users. During the livestream, Dorsey said Twitter’s primary goal was improving the health of the platform. According to Twitter’s latest transparency numbers, the work they’ve put toward security
