Posted Jul 28, 2020 by Joy Hawkins One of the most common pain points for any small business owner is dealing with negative reviews. We are constantly flagging and reporting negative reviews for our clients that violate the review guidelines. However, Google doesn’t always agree with our assessments and interpretations of their guidelines so I […]
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Twitter is considering a new way to label tweets from public figures which technically violate the platform's rules but serve a public interest purpose. Source link
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Imagine that you are sitting in a coffee shop, and all of a sudden, a waiter brings you a cupcake and leaves it on your table. You’re a bit confused for a moment because they didn’t say anything about it. You look at the cupcake – it’s sprinkled with chopped nuts. You look at the
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‘); $(‘#scheader .sc-logo’).append(‘ ‘); $(‘#scheader’).append(”); $(‘#scheader .scdetails’).append(‘ ‘+cat_head_params.sponsor+’ ‘); $(‘#scheader .scdetails’).append(cat_head_params.sponsor_text); $(‘#scheader’).append(‘ ADVERTISEMENT ‘); } }); }); Google has introduced a new type of AdSense ad unit called “Native ads,” which raises concern as to whether or not the company is violating its own policies. Allow me to explain. Google’s new Native ads are designed
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