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Google Ads Launches Tool For Upgrading To Performance Max via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

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Google Ads is rolling out a tool that makes it easy for advertisers to self-upgrade eligible Smart Shopping and Local Campaigns to Performance Max. The post Google Ads Launches Tool For Upgrading To Performance Max appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Why Brand Awareness Is The Fifth Pillar Of SEO

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In this article, you’ll learn about why SEO marketers should consider brand awareness as the fifth pillar of SEO. The post Why Brand Awareness Is The Fifth Pillar Of SEO appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Post-Pandemic Travel Marketing: What Now?

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As borders reopen and travel resumes, the stakes to make up for the time and revenue lost in 2020 and 2021 have never been higher. For many travel and hospitality organizations, there’s no question about it – the 2022-23 season must be a success. The good news is that hope is firmly on the horizon. US Travel’s latest data shows that, for the first time since the pandemic began, travel spending was above 2019 levels by 3%. While nearly 60% of US travelers note that rising gas prices will impact their upcoming travel decisions, more than a quarter plan to […]

How to Change All Margins in Google Docs [FAQ]

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When working on a project with Google Docs, you may be required to change the default margins, and if you’ve never done it before, learning how to change all margins in Google Docs can seem complicated. If you need to change only the left and right margin space, simply click and hold the small blue triangle on the left and right side of the ruler at the top of your Google Doc, and drag it to another position (it’s important to note you must drag the blue triangle, not the rectangle right above it. The rectangle on your ruler changes […]

How to Answer ‘Tell Me About Yourself’ Using 9 Tried-and-True Tips

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The first time I was prompted with “Tell me about yourself” in an interview, I reeled off a canned spiel about how I love helping people – I was positive it would impress my interviewer. But after my cliched answer triggered a disappointed look on her face, I panicked. I ended up rambling about how “fun” I was, citing my time as the lead singer and guitarist for a Blink-182 cover band in the sixth grade as compelling evidence. Needless to say, I didn’t get the job. As the old saying goes, you never get a second chance at first […]

How To Identify Fake News From Real News Online via @sejournal, @ADiSilvestro

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Here are some tips you can do to help determine whether a story is real or fake. The post How To Identify Fake News From Real News Online appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Why Do Our Search Rankings Drop On Weekends? via @sejournal, @rollerblader

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Learn the specific reasons why you might notice your search rankings dropping during weekends. The post Why Do Our Search Rankings Drop On Weekends? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Google Display & Video 360 Launches New Custom Bidding Options via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

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New custom bidding options in Google Display & Video 360 will allow advertisers to utilize data from GA4 properties, and optimize bids to capture attention. The post Google Display & Video 360 Launches New Custom Bidding Options appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Google Updates Article Structured Data Guidelines via @sejournal, @martinibuster

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Three changes to Google’s Article structured data documentation relaxes Top Stories eligibility requirements The post Google Updates Article Structured Data Guidelines appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

NFTs Free Us From Web2 Hierarchies. Forcing Utility Erodes Progress

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If the NFT community were an extended family that met on occasion for holiday dinners and special events, utility would be the topical equivalent of politics and religion that people might try to avoid to keep things civil. The word has sparked countless discussions in the space in recent months, and the outcomes of those conversations are likely to answer a crucial question facing the Web3 world: what does an artist who sells NFTs owe the people who buy their work? The answer to what utility means is more straightforward and interesting than you might think. But to get to […]
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