Google Updates Remove Outdated Content Tool
Google Search Console is updating the remove outdated content tool which allows site owners to request removal of URLs they don’t own.
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Google Search Console is updating the remove outdated content tool which allows site owners to request removal of URLs they don’t own.
Twitter’s new carousel ads allow marketers to use 2 to 6 images or videos in one advertisement.
A recent update to the Instagram app suggests the company is going all-in on Reels, much to the dismay of loyal users.
Google is rolling out the first major update to its Web Stories plugin for WordPress which comes with three useful new features.
Snapchat is adding more courses to its marketer education platform which offers free certifications for different types of direct-response advertising.
Search ad spending is seeing an estimated 5.9% growth in 2020, according to a new forecast from eMarketer.
Google Search Central is the new Google Webmasters following a change in branding that also comes with a new sidekick for Googlebot.
Spotify is acquiring Megaphone, a leading podcast advertising and publishing platform, in an effort to expand advertising options for podcasters.
New information about how various factors influence YouTube’s video recommendation algorithm is revealed by members of the team responsible for working on it.
Google shares 16 stats about holiday shoppers in a new document detailing recent shifts in consumer behavior.
LinkedIn’s ‘Career Explorer’ is a new tool designed to help job seekers transition into a new field.
Snapchat is finally giving users the option to display how many followers they have on their pubic profile.
Google is revealing new details about the making of its DeepRank algorithm which surfaces more relevant search results by understanding language the way humans do.
LinkedIn’s new Company Engagement Report is rolling out now and offers data to help B2B marketers understand if they’re reaching the right audiences.
Google recommends using permanent URLs for Black Friday pages rather than creating new URLs for each annual sale.
How Google handles 307/HSTS redirects is thoroughly explained in the latest ‘Ask Google Webmasters’ video with John Mueller.
YouTube is improving the mobile viewing experience for users with the rollout of five new updates.
Pinterest is rolling out five new updates squarely aimed at helping merchants set up a storefront, generate sales, and measure their results.
Instagram users can now stream live up to four times longer than before following a significant extension to live stream time limits.
LinkedIn is rolling out new discovery features for virtual events designed to boost attendance by making them easier to find.
Snapchat is launching a new feature called “Sounds” which allows users to add licensed music to their Snaps.
Google is highlighting top shopping deals in search results in an effort to boost visibility for retailers while ensuring shoppers get the best available prices.
Instagram is letting more users monetize their live streams with fan badges; a feature that feels heavily influenced by Twitch.
Google’s public Search Liaison, Danny Sullivan, shares more detail about an upcoming change that will improve 7% of global queries.
Google responds to allegations from the United States Department of Justice that it’s maintaining an illegal monopoly over search and search advertising.
Microsoft is launching a Bing search app for Xbox One, which offers some unique hardware integrations for gamers.
With the relaunch of Site Explorer, Bing Webmaster Tools is gaining a new experience not offered by Google Search Console.
Google reveals what are the most popular Halloween costumes this year, according to trending search data in the United States.
Yahoo Groups is completing the final stage of shutting down on December 15, 2020, at which time it will be fully removed from the web.
Google’s live busyness information is expanding to cover more types of places, and becoming a prominent feature of Google Maps.