In a move that taps into the default effect, Microsoft’s Office 365 ProPlus (version 2002+) has coupled up with Bing to make Bing the default search engine for Google Chrome web browser for devices in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, India, United Kingdom, and the United States. Why would they do this? Microsoft Search comes with […]
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In the world of Google Ads, there’s a choice for each and every campaign’s ad delivery method: standard or accelerated. Do you want to spend your budget evenly over time (standard), or do you want to spend your budget more quickly (accelerated)? I understand the impulse to go accelerated. It sounds better in some ways.
At the end of 2018, Google announced they now use Mobile First Indexing (MFI) for more than half of their search results worldwide. The changes have been in the works since 2016 due to significant increases in the amount of users searching Google from mobile devices. Since Google is by and large the most popular
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Facebook has reported yet another privacy issue, this time related to the audience of your posts. For just over a week last month (between the 18th and 27th to be exact), Facebook’s system automatically changed the default audience for 14 million users’ posts to ‘Public’, even if the user had previously had the default set
