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Google apologizes for rel=next/prev mixup

Google confirmed yesterday that it hasn’t supported rel=next/prev for years. Google admitted that it was an oversight, a mixup. It removed support but didn’t communicate that until someone on the Google webmaster trends team noticed it wasn’t being used any more by Google search. It was an oversight. “We apologize …

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Teikametrics adds hourly bidding optimization for Amazon advertising

  Boston-based Teikametrics announced the addition of an hourly bidding solution for Amazon advertisers using Teikametrics Flywheel campaign optimization platform Monday. Why you should care The company says the bidding algorithm is powered by machine learning and analyzes ad data, transaction data, and importantly, cost of goods sold data. The …

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LinkedIn taps Bing search data for interest targeting

Microsoft-owned LinkedIn is expanding its interest targeting capability with Bing search data. Why you should care Bing has started incorporating LinkedIn data for search ad targeting. Now, we’re seeing search data be used for targeting on LinkedIn for the first time since Microsoft acquired the B2B social network in 2016. …

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Google launches News Initiative subscriptions lab for publishers

The Google News Initiative (GNI) is one year old. In a blog post Wednesday, Google News VP Richard Gingras detailed the company’s efforts to support journalism and combat the spread of disinformation. This anniversary comes against the backdrop of ongoing controversy. Most recently, YouTube (and Facebook) were criticized for not …

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What do the symbols mean in Google’s Map Pack and Local Finder?

Google My Business is increasingly becoming more integrated with other datasets on the web. This includes user-generated data submitted to GMB listings, along with the content published on your website. For this article, I team up with Search Engine Land columnist Joy Hawkins to investigate the primary features. We identify …

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Public Google+ content is getting archived for future generations

Google’s failed social media network could have been a huge step towards internet domination, and thanks to the Internet Archive, we’ll always get to look back on it. As the April termination date for Google’s social network approaches, attempts are being made to preserve public content for posterity. Why is …

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