@AndreJanonesAdv
Sim. Culpa agora é das “big techs”, e não da pocilga disseminadora de fake news
@choquei
que vocês impulsionam e financiam nos bastidores.
@AndreJanonesAdv
@choquei
Sim. Porque a parte repreensível aqui é as bug techs se beneficiarem e não uma pessoa ter morrido pelas falsidades que foram publicadas gratuitamente.
It's been almost 3 months since
@heycar_uk
migrated from their .co.uk domain to .com and the canonicals were left behind...
I've reached out to them back in December, and they seemed pretty convinced this wasn't a priority.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
SEOs:
"SEO is a complex area. You need to master how the sophisticated search, indexing and ranking works. It's a holistic approach, considering all the technical and qualitative expertise needed"
Also SEOs:
"This chart has gone up! Definitely it was this specific Google update"
Have this SEO 101 "course" sitting on my drive since ~2012...
Between restructuring and updating content, it's ~300 slides covering everything Technical SEO and search... Been thinking putting it up on YouTube.
For free.
SEO should sit at the centre of Product and not at the ends.
Instead of going around promoting “content for SEO”, “navigation for SEO”, or any other “for SEO”, work with Product teams to make their efforts better aligned with SEO requirements. Make SEO work logically for them!
In case you're new at this:
- Canonicals don't manage crawl
- Noindex doesn't manage crawl
- Server redirects don't manage crawl
Crawl can be managed through:
- 4xx HTTP status
- robots.txt directives
- other server configs
For 2023 we’ll see more SEO professionals interested in exploring UX and its SEO related areas, like:
- Findability
- Usability
- Information Architecture
- Web Accessibility
Getting to know these is the key to understand the concepts of “value” and “quality”
- So, you work in SEO, uh?
- Yeah! I use Python to work on advanced ML models. Then parallelise it with GPT-3 to output the best semantic HTML and structured data markup code... All that falls on top of an AI driven website architecture... You should see my LSI keywords!
My time as Head of Organic Growth at Autovia ended… So, I’ll be taking some time and thinking where I’m gonna focus next.
I might slowly start doing some consulting work and see how that goes.
- No one's entitled to their rankings on Google;
- Google doesn't owe you any data, guidance or explanations—they choose to;
- Google can do whatever they want in their search results;
- You're free to exclude your site from Google;
- Google is not the Web.
If you really want to learn the cornerstones of SEO, delve into UX, Information Architecture, Usability and Web Accessibility.
Marketing won't give you the "how"s and "why"s like Product areas will.
The CEO doesn't buy your SEO pitch because you don't tie your work to business goals.
The CPO doesn't allocate resources to your SEO work because you don't explain how it fits in the Product roadmap.
The Dev team doesn't prioritise your SEO recommendations because you failed to…
Want to SEO optimize your content? Here are some tips to consider:
✒️ Make sure your title tag entices users to click
✒️ Include your primary keyword in your title tag
✒️ Keep your title tag around 55 characters long
read more in our blog post: .
Google's adoption of AI has caused digital marketers to fear for their jobs... and it just might be warranted.
SEO Jobs are down -37% in Q1 2024 YoY 😳
Full details in the
@SEOjobscom
State of the SEO Job Market: Q1 2024 report.
CC:
@rustybrick
…
I love we’re seeing so many “SEO experts” popping like mushrooms on the back of AI.
There’s gonna be a lot of repair work to be done after the scorch Google is preparing to unleash.
In case you're new at this:
If your site is crap, and you optimise said website, it'll just expose the crap that the website is.
SEO will not necessarily turn crap into strawberries.
SEO does not create value where value does not exist. SEO exposes value! And for something to…
@MrAndyNgo
“Report him to the police” because “I don’t want anyone to hold me accountable for my authoritarian, racist, antisemite and disgusting acts”
We’ve launched a new “Web” filter that shows only text-based links, just like you might filter to show other types of results, such as images or videos. The filter appears on the top of the results page alongside other filters or as part of the “More” option, rolling out today…
For all the folks automating hundreds on websites and content -- You should include in your HTML the special tag that tells Google none of your content is AI generated:
<meta name="robots" content="none" />
This being true, it's very worrying to see the level things are at Google.
Albeit not surprising to see someone on the ads side trying to push for their numbers or trying to make their clients look good, the real question is--was this even considered by the search team?
Next at some random SEO meeting:
"We need to get more clicks, because BabyPanda and Navboost will have an impact on the Twiddler"
It really reels in the credibility...
Seems important for SEOs to know:
• Google has now removed the "View Cache" link from search results
• You can still see Google's cache by searching "cache:example(dot)com"
for now...
More via
@rustybrick
It’s not every day that you see a domain name migration reversal, especially from a 3-letter .com domain. Google updates are partly to blame for the decision.
WooCommerce is owned by Automattic, who also own WordPress.
Instead of thinking SEO is becoming threatened by AI. I'm just thinking it's actually becoming more demanding and technical.
Highly experienced and technical professionals will be in more demand than ever. It's going to be tough to hire for the businesses not paying attention
Remember... As a professional, highly skilled SEO you don't need to worry about these AI tools. They'll just guarantee that you'll have more work.
Demand will just grow for folks with specialised skills, in order to fix all the mess these tools are about to unleash on the web.
SEO is hard.
We thought it'd be easy.
We've built the world's most autonomous SEO agent.
It does these things for you:
→ Checks your website
→ Finds the best keywords using Google Planner
→ Writes articles automatically
→ Links the articles together
→ Adds CTAs and promos…
Quick reminder: As Google’s Helpful Content Update is rolling out, avoid:
- Jumping to analysis before the rollout is complete & without a clear trend;
- Drawing conclusion too early and/or based on your first assumptions;
- Assuming observations will be the same for other sites
Search is so complex, even scientists and engineers working every day to design and improve it can't figure out how to nail it 100%, or explain it with a high degree of confidence.
Unlike SEOs... SEOs know all about it.
I understand all the SEO outrage at AI because of the completely wrong data, but it’s not that we’ve been doing a much better job with SEO tools over time.
Do you really think many SEO tools don’t “make things up”?
Even Google Search Console hides a good amount of data.
A big number of SEO-related problems arise from the lack of data needed to answer questions like:
- What is the main purpose of this page?
- Does this page content deliver on its purpose?
- What value does this content have?
- Is the value strong enough to justify its existence?
The amount of clients that leave their Google Search Console accessible to former agencies and consultants is worrying.
Review your delegated access list every 3 or 6 months folks!