Would your job be easier or more difficult if Google wasn’t the dominant platform?; Thursday’s daily brief
And, we say goodbye to Twitter’s Fleets and Google Posts for knowledge panels.
And, we say goodbye to Twitter’s Fleets and Google Posts for knowledge panels.
As it turns out, third-party cookies are a tougher cookie than we thought.
And, the search community mourns the loss of Russ Jones.
Plus, why thinking like a group isn’t so bad after all
"More time is needed across the ecosystem to get this right," said Vinay Goel, Privacy Engineering Director at Chrome.
Advertisers can make their voices heard regarding FLoC in forums and at open meetings.
Top stories will stop using AMP as an eligibility factor starting Thursday.
And why algorithm updates shouldn’t shake you
Depending on how the engagement plays out, this could mean that Google doesn't implement FLoC as quickly as anticipated.
New features are available in Google Ads for local businesses, travel, and more.
Plus new Google Ads smart bidding features.
Plus, how to improve your brand’s Instagram presence
The announcements position Google as the middle ground between shoppers and retailers.
Strategies to help you adapt to the new normal.
And, Customer Match is now generally available to all advertisers on Microsoft’s platform.
Also more on the Google product reviews update rolling, local car inventory displaying and soft 404s seem resolved.
It’s estimated that 40% of all sites use WordPress. If the proposal is implemented, that could be a devastating blow to Google’s ad-targeting capabilities.
The page experience update will now gradually rollout in mid-June and won't be fully live until the end of August.
Plus, Google Ads insights page, CLS metric changes and possible soft 404 bugs.
Plus, competitors and regulators are sounding off on FLoC.
Plus, ORM strategies when attack sites strike and Facebook says the algorithm isn't the ONLY one to blame
Plus, Instagram engagement remains flat for brands
Google explained it "will continue to prioritize pages with the best information overall, even if some aspects of page experience are subpar."
The alcoholic beverage company shares how it overcame third-party data challenges by launching a first-party data strategy.
Plus, how the NYT A/B tests headlines
After much confusion, Google explained why it send out these notifications and what your next steps should be.
Plus, everything we know about FLoC, and some good ole marketing humor.
Google has positioned its third-party cookie replacement squarely between advertisers and users, and both sides are worried.
Make sure not to miss the new more visual changes in Microsoft Bing Search, the new Google My Business reports and the Google Ads mobile app notifications.
Google reiterated that its products will use Federated Learning of Cohorts to enable advertisers to target audiences.
Plus, advice from European PPC pros on how to navigate Maryland’s new ads tax
A guide for search marketers on how rendering JavaScript impacts search results.
Plus, EU search choice screen pleases almost no one
Auction participants say the model favors ad-heavy search engines and redirects their profits to Google.
Also be on the look out for the new origin referrer for Chrome Google Discover traffic.
But whether organizers can safely get conferences up and running in 2021 is another question altogether.
Google claims FLoC will protect the privacy of users while providing advertisers with needed attribution data.
Individualized targeting is replaced by group targeting using an algorithm to assign people to interest-based cohorts.
Initiative faces the challenge of gaining publisher and consumer adoption.
Many SEOs do not believe Google when they say they do not use Google Analytics or Chrome data for ranking purposes.