Friday, 25 September 2020

One at a time, over and over

It’s 2018, a special night out. The restaurant shouldn’t have been as disappointing as it was. The room was beautiful, the staff was trying hard, the menu was ambitious–and yet it fell flat. I realized that the problem is one that many of us face: All shift long, there’s a lot to do. Another plate […]       
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Thursday, 24 September 2020

Which 2020 Presidential Candidate is Better for the Auto Industry?

You know what they say? Don't talk politics. Today's show is about something that could be touchy, but that just makes it more exciting. Some of you might not be able to put away your preconceived, blind faith following CNN or Fox News propaganda, but we're gonna try to talk about which candidate, Biden or […] The post Which 2020 Presidential Candidate is Better for the Auto Industry? appeared first on Chris Collins.
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Bing Search Updates: Autosuggest, People Also Ask, + More via @MattGSouthern

Bing is improving several key search features with updates designed to provide users with a wider range of results. The post Bing Search Updates: Autosuggest, People Also Ask, + More via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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20 Things I Learned From 20 Years of Working in the SEO Industry via @SEOGoddess

A seasoned SEO professional shares 20 of the most important lessons she has learned from two decades of experience in the industry. The post 20 Things I Learned From 20 Years of Working in the SEO Industry via @SEOGoddess appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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S2S Episode 247 Credit Card Fraud


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Google On Link Algorithms and How Long for Links to Work via @martinibuster

Google's John Mueller discusses how often link algorithms update and how long it takes for a link to take effect. The post Google On Link Algorithms and How Long for Links to Work via @martinibuster appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Wednesday, 23 September 2020

Google Supports New Structured Data for Retailers via @MattGSouthern

Google is starting to support a new type of schema.org markup that allows retailers to add shipping information to search results. The post Google Supports New Structured Data for Retailers via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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