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Apple v Facebook: What ATT Means For Advertisers & Users

“They collect thousands of pieces of information about you to create a digital profile that they sell to others…This has been happening without your knowledge or permission. Your information is for sale. You have become the product.” Above was taken from Apple’s new video promoting the introduction of an App Transparency Tracking (ATT) feature and

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Google Product Reviews Algorithm Update: What You Need to Know

Google announced a new algorithm update which aims to promote high-quality product reviews in the search results by identifying which reviews offer more to shoppers.. Any posts which are single reviews or round up reviews such as “top 10s” or otherwise will be impacted by this update – whether positively or negatively. Reviews of products

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Google Expands On May 2021 Page Experience Update Ahead Of Launch

Launching in just one month, Google has shared new details on the forthcoming page experience update. The update will look to improve how Google spots good and bad websites by adding a variety of user experience criteria as elemental ranking factors. This month Google answered Core Web Vitals and page experience update queries, including new

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Search Engine Optimisation Tips: Get The Most Out Of Basic SEO

Vital for searchability and visibility, search engine optimisation (SEO) makes a huge difference to the success of your website and business. Yet, thanks to Google updates and other search engine progressions, SEO success isn’t always straightforward. What is SEO? Search engine optimisation is the process of optimising web pages and their content to be easily

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65% of Google Searches End Without a Click – But Google Sends More Traffic to the Open Web Every Year

Earlier in March 2021, Rand Fishkin of SparkToro posted an update claiming that in 2020, two thirds of Google Searches ended without a click. From January to December, 2020, 64.82% of searches on Google (desktop and mobile combined) ended in the search results without clicking to another web property. That number is likely undercounting some

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Ecommerce and Online Retail Sales Update March 2021: Online Spend Proportion Hits Record High

As we approach a year since the beginning of the pandemic, the online retail space has seen a lot of fluctuation. But overall, the percentage of internet sales to total retail sales has increased sharply since the pandemic and subsequent lockdowns began. The overall retail sales volume only partially recovered in February 2021, increasing 2.1%.

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What Content Marketing Platforms Should You Be Using This Year?

“Content is king” You’ve probably heard that before. In fact, it’s been around since Bill Gates published it 25 years ago. But what actually makes content king? Site content alone is the biggest influence to draw visitors to your site. They want to read, watch or listen to whatever is on the page they’ve chosen.

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Google\’s December 2020 Core Update: What We Know So Far

At least twice a year, Google make significant, broad changes to their algorithms. These changes are referred to as \”core updates\” and keeping up to date with these changes will, in turn, keep you on top of rankings and SEO. \”They\’re designed to ensure that overall, we\’re delivering on our mission to present relevant and

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Google’s December 2020 Core Update: What We Know So Far

At least twice a year, Google make significant, broad changes to their algorithms. These changes are referred to as “core updates” and keeping up to date with these changes will, in turn, keep you on top of rankings and SEO. “They’re designed to ensure that overall, we’re delivering on our mission to present relevant and

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