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Google Settles Consumer Privacy Lawsuit For $85 Million via @sejournal, @BrianFr07823616
The lawsuit filed by the state of Arizona alleged the search engine company collected location data even after users opted out of tracking. The post Google Settles Consumer Privacy Lawsuit For $85 Million appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
How to Track Changes in Google Docs [FAQ]
Tracking changes in Google Docs is an essential skill to add to your arsenal. Since it’s accessible to anyone with WiFi and a Gmail account, Google Docs is a popular option for editing and collaborating on content, but things can get messy. When you’ve got an entire team making suggestions, changing sentences, or deleting paragraphs, it quickly becomes difficult to discern changes you’ve made to a document. In this post, we’ll go over how you can track these changes without using Suggesting mode. Can You Track Changes in Google Docs? Yes. Fortunately, Google Docs includes a “Track Changes” feature to […]
Target Audience: How to Find Yours [+ 5 Campaign Examples]
Have you ever seen a product, service, or marketing ad and thought, “Who in the world is this for?” We’ve all seen marketing campaigns that have fallen flat because they didn’t connect with their target audience, or it was unclear who the target audience was. Understanding target audiences is key to the success of any marketing campaign because consumers will feel as if they connect with your brand. If you’re unsure how to find your target audience, here’s what you need to know. What is a target audience? Target Market Vs. Target Audience Types of Target Audience How to Find […]
How To Get Law Firm Leads By Refreshing Your Content via @sejournal, @xandervalencia
If you’re looking to get new clients in the door, a content refresh may be the next best step for your law firm. The post How To Get Law Firm Leads By Refreshing Your Content appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
How Google’s Helpful Content & Core Updates Impact Your Website [Webinar] via @sejournal, @sejournal
Learn how to create better content with authority that complies fully with Google’s revised Helpful Content guidelines. Join our upcoming webinar! The post How Google’s Helpful Content & Core Updates Impact Your Website [Webinar] appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Daily SEO Fix: Competitive Link Research
Link research is an essential pillar of an SEO strategy, but competitive link research can help you get a leg up. It’s vital for websites to not only know about their own link profile, but to also have an effective strategy in place to stay relevant against competitors. Hopefully at this point, you know who your competitors are, and hey, that’s half the battle. If you still aren’t sure, check out our Competitive Research tool in Moz Pro. This tool can help you find out exactly who your competitors are, the keywords they rank for and what their top performing content […]
Gary Vee’s NFTs: A Guide to VeeFriends and the Man Taking Over Web3
In less than a year, VeeFriends has become one of the most influential and unique NFT collections on the market. Tied to the personal and professional brand of Gary Vaynerchuk, VeeFriends launched at a time when similar PFP (profile picture) NFTs like Bored Ape Yacht Club were just beginning to take off. Yet, perhaps due to the state of the still budding NFT market, Vaynerchuk (professionally known as GaryVee) took a unique approach to his large-scale endeavor that has continued to influence the greater NFT ecosystem. And on October 4, VeeFriends announced the opening of pre-sales of its first limited […]
Linagee Name Registrar: The Oldest Ethereum NFT Contract Rediscovered
When it comes to historic NFT projects, the general rule is: older means better. Although legacy collections like CryptoPunks, CryptoKitties, and Curio Cards have gained newfound popularity in the last few years, the fact that we can trace their provenance back through the annals of the blockchain contributes a wealth of historical and cultural value to these projects. Yet, while many collectors pride themselves on obtaining relic tokens of old, it seems a single, classic NFT collection has eluded even those who purport to be NFT historians. With the resurgence of Linagee Name Registrar, the collective NFT community has found itself […]
Next Up: Five Ones to Watch in October 2022
In 2021, a new creator economy was born on the blockchain. Since NFTs took center stage, artists have achieved NFT superstardom, billion-dollar brands have been forged in just a few months, and many lives have been utterly transformed time and again. Yet, the most inspiring thing about the NFT space is the number of artists of all creeds and mediums who have found community and support by embracing this technology. In keeping with our mission to empower creators, we present Next Up — our monthly franchise dedicated to showcasing rising artists. In our October edition, we’ve curated a list of […]
What remains in the NFT market now that the dust has settled?
From profile pictures to celebrity endorsements, the NFT space has changed a lot since the market boom in 2021.