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This post was written with the assistance of AI. Hey, folks! Jim Boykin here, your favorite SEO guy who loves diving into the depths of Google’s ever-changing algorithm. You know me—I’ve been around this block a few times, poking around, running experiments, and seeing what makes Google tick. And oh boy, have I got something […] The post The SEO Power of Authorship – On Site and in Backlinks appeared first on Internet Marketing Ninjas Blog.... →

It’s been a pretty turbulent year for Google, with serious concerns about the quality of search results being raised at least as far back as last fall’s Helpful Content Update. Documents from Google’s antitrust trial further raised eyebrows, showing Google executives applying pressure to increase ad revenues and share prices by increasing search queries (translation: […] The post Leave No Road Untaken: A Twofold Path to Search Success appeared first on Internet Marketing Ninjas Blog.... →

How Many Backlinks Do the Top 10 Sites Have?​ If you want to be on the first page of Google for commercial phrases, should you care about backlinks? Should you be trying to get them, or just ignore backlinks altogether? Earlier this year, I heard from both Google and a couple of SEOs who are […] The post Backlink Insights: Analyzing Google’s Top 10 Websites appeared first on Internet Marketing Ninjas Blog.... →

Google’s got some big updates rolling out, and already, webmasters are seeing noticeable impacts on their sites, both positive and negative. Since it could take up to a month for the dust to settle, you don’t necessarily need to panic quite yet, but you do need to take a hard look at what these updates […] The post Google’s March 2024 Updates: What’s to Blame for Your Rankings Drop? appeared first on Internet Marketing Ninjas Blog.... →

The advent of generative AI has made it easy to create content for websites, but creating good content is another matter. Webmasters and self-described SEO experts have unleashed a flood of what’s basically website spam, using AI to churn out mountains of quick, machine-written pages in the hopes that some of them might rank well. […] The post How to Create Good Content With Help From AI appeared first on Internet Marketing Ninjas Blog.... →

It seems like just about every month, the SEO community gets into a tizzy because there’s another Google update. Often, it’s a core update, a routine improvement to Google’s algorithms (though “improvement” can be subjective, depending on how the results shake out for your site). And usually, there’s nothing specific that Google can tell us […] The post The New Most Important SEO Tool Is One You Already Have appeared first on Internet Marketing Ninjas Blog.... →

In the world of SEO, artificial intelligence is coming at us from both sides. On one side, we have Google’s Search Generative Experience (SGE) and the new AI-powered Bing, both of which can generate answers to user queries that often don’t require a click: People can get the information they want without ever leaving Google […] The post What Can You Bring to the Table? Looking at the Future of Ranking appeared first on Internet Marketing Ninjas Blog.... →

Working in social media marketing can be overwhelming, so you are forced to try to organize and scale tasks as much as you can. Sadly, behind that scaling effort hides another problem: You may ultimately build a routine and do the same thing day after day. Social media is all about variety though: Tactics change […] The post 15 Resources to Bring Your Social Media Marketing Strategy to the Next Level appeared first on Internet Marketing Ninjas Blog.... →

If you haven’t noticed, the internet is frequently on fire. Overseas cyberattacks are hitting public services like healthcare at home. Data breaches are the new school “snow days.” Small towns and local governments are largely unable to fend off ransomware attacks on their own. Nation-state hackers are undermining human rights and the security and privacy […] The Security Stage Debuts at Disrupt 2023 by Zack Whittaker originally published on TechCrunch... →

Welcome back to The TechCrunch Podcast, where we break down the biggest stories in tech with the people who covered them. The internet is always changing, but something about generative AI feels different. With the advent of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, the machines are evolving beyond remix and delivery machines to become the content creators themselves. In […] The AI machines are coming for thought work, and other TC news by Maggie Stamets originally published on TechCrunch... →

Apple is gearing up to open its first retail store in India to the public later this month, roughly two decades after the company began selling products and services in the South Asian nation that has grown to become the second largest internet market. The iPhone-maker on Wednesday shared the barricade of its first retail […] Apple readies opening of its first retail store in India by Manish Singh originally published on TechCrunch... →

Amazon is set to shutter Book Depository, an online bookstore and competitor it acquired back in 2011. The news comes hot on the heels of a swathe of cutbacks at the internet giant, with two separate rounds of layoffs impacting at least 27,000 people across various divisions including its highly profitable AWS cloud unit and […] Amazon to shutter Book Depository, a UK-based online bookseller it acquired in 2011, on April 26 by Paul Sawers originally published on TechCrunch... →

Since there have been webpages on the internet, scrapers have been out there scraping content off those sites for one reason or another. Well, even Microsoft's Bing Chat has to deal with scrapers and yes, those scrapers can even cause sites hosted by Microsoft to slow down.... →

April 1 is the dumbest day on the internet, and this year, it’s not just because brands will try to prank you by selling “hot iced coffee.” Starting on Saturday, Twitter will begin removing blue checks from “legacy verified” users if they don’t sign up for a Twitter Blue subscription. This is part of new […] Celebrities don’t want to pay Elon for a blue check by Amanda Silberling originally published on TechCrunch... →

Online businesses are at risk of bad bot activity, certainly more now than they used to be. According to a survey from Imperva, 42.3% of internet traffic in 2021 wasn’t human, but instead bots that ran automated routines with ill intent. Given the damage bots can do — for example, stealing content and inventory, degrading […] DataDome, which uses AI to protect against bot-based attacks, raises $42M by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch... →

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Back in 2019, Amazon announced Sidewalk, its low-bandwidth, long-range wireless network that uses the 900 MHz spectrum to connect Internet of Things (IoT) devices. It does this by creating a mesh network between Amazon’s own Echo and Ring devices and sharing a small part of their owner’s bandwidth. Ideally, this means Sidewalk will be able […] Amazon opens its low-bandwidth, long-range Sidewalk network to developers by Frederic Lardinois originally published on TechCrunch... →

YouTube TV announced today that it expanded its partnership with internet service provider Frontier to launch a single billing option, which will allow customers in the U.S. to bundle fiber internet with YouTube TV on one bill. YouTube TV teamed up with Frontier in 2021 to give customers access to fiber internet and a live […] You can now bundle Frontier internet with YouTube TV on the same bill by Lauren Forristal originally published on TechCrunch... →

OpenAI’s viral AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT, can now browse the internet — in certain cases. OpenAI today launched plugins for ChatGPT, which extend the bot’s functionality by granting it access to third-party knowledge sources and databases, including the worldwide web. Available in alpha to ChatGPT users and developers on the waitlist, OpenAI says that it’ll initially […] OpenAI connects ChatGPT to the internet by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch... →

TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew was questioned in a U.S. government hearing on Thursday over the relationship between the fast-growing social media platform and its Chinese parent company, Douyin. In Chew’s pre-written opening statement, the executive cited a report from internet watchdog Citizen Lab, saying that “there was no overt data transmission by TikTok to […] TikTok called out for misusing Citizen Lab research by Amanda Silberling originally published on TechCrunch... →