More AI innovations coming to Search – Google’s Q4 2024 earnings call

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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Most interesting takeaways for SEOs on Google’s Q3 2024 earnings call

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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How the 🍓🍓🍓 account @iruletheworldmo manipulated us. And why it needed to happen.

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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Navboost and User Engagement: How Google’s Hidden Algorithm Uses User Engagement to Shape Search Rankings

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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What is this leaked Google code? Digging into the API Docs

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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What is going on with the Site Reputation abuse policy?

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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The March 2024 Core Update. What to know and how to adapt.

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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Some thoughts on why Reddit is all over your search results

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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The helpful content system has changed

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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Thoughts on why big brands dominate Google. And how this is soon likely to change.

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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Assistant and Search. Did Google just quietly launch a new Search Ecosystem?

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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What we learned about SGE, Bard and Gemini from Google’s Q3 2023 Earnings call

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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Is the helpful content system only a negative classification?

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You can ask ChatGPT why it didn’t recommend you. (Will schema help?)

For my monthly clients, I’ve been having regular conversations with ChatGPT and Gemini to see whether the tools recommend them. For one client, ChatGPT referenced competitors, but not them. This was interesting. "The algorithm prioritizes widely recognized sources (sounds like EEAT to me!), recent updates, or content that matches the search phrasing." Naturally, I next asked how they […]

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Using Gemini to get insight into Your E-E-A-T

E-E-A-T is Google's way of taking all of the signals they have available to them to determine whether you are known as a go-to source for your topics. In this post we'll explore using LLMs to learn more about your E-E-A-T, and better yet, get inspiration on how to improve upon it. When it comes […]

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