How to use Google and LLM insights to improve international SEO
Turn Google and AI search signals into localized content structures that better match regional user behavior.
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SEO’s future isn’t content. It’s governance
GEO is not about hacks. It’s about whether SEO leaders can drive ontology and consistency across the enterprise before someone else does.
Google Analytics Report Collections: What you need to know
Google Analytics now enables admins and editors to customize report collections, streamline navigation, and enhance reporting efficiency.
Knowledge graphs: An introduction
Understand the building blocks of knowledge graphs – entities, relationships and attributes – and how they relate to information retrieval.
Yandex scrapes Google and other SEO learnings from the source code leak
Yandex isn't Google, but there is a lot SEOs can learn about how a modern search engine is built from reviewing this codebase.
Twiggle offers plug-and-play semantic search to online retailers
Company says its sophisticated search can be implemented without replacement of existing enterprise search.
Bing Adds Khan Academy Courses & Book Finding Results
Bing has added two new search features for the school break season. (1) The ability to search for free online courses offered by the Khan Academy. (2) The ability to search for books that you can buy online, pick up at a local library and/or view fully online. Khan Academy Courses On Bing Through the […]
SEO Community Joins Together To Honor Parents Of SEO Consultant Michael Cottam
In a horrific sequence of events, Oregon SEO consultant Michael Cottam lost both of his parents on the evening of June 16, 2013 near Myrtle Point, Oregon when Renae and Lola Cottam were murdered in their home before their house was set on fire by the suspected killer. Instead of sending flowers and gifts, Michael […]
Library Of Congress Struggling To Make A Searchable Twitter Archive
The Library of Congress is still working on plans to create a searchable archive of nearly every public tweet ever sent, but the challenges inherent in that task are making it a slow process. Understandably so, considering the substantial growth in tweets in recent years; the LoC is essentially trying to tame a very rapidly […]
Bing’s Stefan Weitz: Rethinking The Search Experience
Way back when, in the dying weeks of 2009, I asked the question, “Where does search go from here?” It seems that everyone agrees we’ve barely scratched the potential that is web search, but what might that scratch reveal? What will our searching look like in two years? In five years, or even in ten […]
SearchCap: The Day In Search, April 10, 2009
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.
Q&A With François Bourdoncle, CEO Of Exalead
Exalead is one of those great search engines that most people haven’t heard of. And that’s a shame, because it offers some really powerful and unique features that most information professionals love. Exalead is also the name of an enterprise search company, co-founded by today’s Q&A participant, François Bourdoncle. Working on web technologies from the […]