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What are the biggest mistakes made when setting up a Google Ads campaign?

There are several pitfalls to avoid when setting up a Google Ads campaign, but some of the biggest mistakes can be grouped into a few key areas: By avoiding these common mistakes, you can increase your chances of success with … Continue reading →

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Quick Useful Tip for Easy Google Ads Optimization

If you’re setting up your own Google Ads (previously known as Google Adwords), or setting them up for your clients, you’re going to want to know this tip – it can save so much time. This trick allows you to … Continue reading →

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Is Google Drowning in Ads?

Posted on April 26, 2024 by admin

Google shows more “Sponsored” results – i.e. ads – than organic results now… Remember the good ol’ days of Google? A simple search yielded a clean list of relevant results, a gateway to information. Today, however, that experience feels increasingly … Continue reading →

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Google’s Monopoly Power Challenged Once Again

Posted on August 12, 2024 by admin

Google has faced another significant setback in its battle against antitrust allegations. On August 5, 2024, a federal judge ruled that the tech giant illegally maintained its monopoly over internet search. This decision follows a similar ruling in September 2023, … Continue reading →

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Stay Ahead of the Curve: How Google Alerts Can Help Your Business Thrive

In today’s fast-paced business world, staying informed about industry trends, customer sentiment, and competitor activity is crucial for success. But sifting through endless news feeds and social media notifications can be overwhelming. This is where Google Alerts comes in, offering … Continue reading →

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Does Google Page Speed Insights tell you if your website is ADA compliant?

No, Google PageSpeed Insights (PSI) does not directly tell you if your website is ADA compliant. While PSI offers valuable insights into website performance and accessibility, it focuses on technical aspects that contribute to accessibility, not legal compliance with ADA … Continue reading →

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How long does it take Google to index a page after you request indexing the page on Google Search Console?

Google doesn’t guarantee a specific timeframe for indexing a page after you request it through Google Search Console. There are several factors at play, but here’s a general idea: You can monitor the progress through the Search Console’s Index Coverage … Continue reading →

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Should you submit your sitemap to other search engines besides Google?

In the world of SEO, sitemaps play a crucial role in helping search engines discover and index your website’s content. But when it comes to submitting your sitemap, is Google the only search engine that matters? The answer is both … Continue reading →

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Submitting Many URLs at Once: Google Search Console URL Inspection API

The Google Search Console URL Inspection tool is great for checking individual URLs, but it has a limited daily quota. If you need to submit a large batch of URLs for inspection, the Google Search Console URL Inspection API is … Continue reading →

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