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Google Analytics 4 Rolls Out New User Data Export To BigQuery via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google Analytics 4 enables exporting audience and engagement data to BigQuery for deeper insights. The post Google Analytics 4 Rolls Out New User Data Export To BigQuery appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google Courts Small Advertisers With Premium Support Pilot via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google launches a pilot program offering premium customer service and support for select small business Google Ads clients. The post Google Courts Small Advertisers With Premium Support Pilot appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Can GPT-4 Reduce The Human Cost Of Content Moderation? OpenAI Thinks So via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
OpenAI unveils an AI moderation system using GPT-4 to reduce the mental burden on human moderators. The post Can GPT-4 Reduce The Human Cost Of Content Moderation? OpenAI Thinks So appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google: We Don’t Use Third-Party SEO Tool Scores For Rankings via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google doesn’t use third-party SEO tool scores for search rankings, but the tools still provide useful optimization insights. The post Google: We Don’t Use Third-Party SEO Tool Scores For Rankings appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
DeGods Debuts Season 3, Introduces “Art Downgrade” and Points Parlor
DeGods, announced Season 3 of its collection on August 13, which includes an updated art “downgrade” and new ad-based business model called Points Parlor. Its parent company, [de]labs described this new initiative as one that is set to “redefine the NFT space” while infus[ing] it with a “burst of color, excitement, and community engagement.” Launched in 2021, DeGods is a deflationary 10K PFP collection of gods dressed in modern streetwear-meets-ancient-deity vibes, serving as one of the most popular NFT projects. Behind the “Art Downgrade” After receiving backlash on its recent “art upgrade,” [de]labs introduced what appears to be a first-time […]
NY Times Resists AI Training Using Its Content
The widespread phenomena of ChatGPT has very quickly entered the U.S. workforce, with some employers like Microsoft and Google already restricting its use. With justified concerns that current AI chatbot technology would cause significant harm to media publishers, media publishers are starting to look closer at whether or not it makes sense to integrate AI tools like ChatGPT into its everyday operations. Earlier this month, The New York Times updated its Terms of Service to restrict its content from being used for purposes of training any machine learning system or AI models, such as ChatGPT, as initially reported by Adweek. […]
Google Rolls Out AI Search Upgrades Focused On Education via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google introduces updates to its AI-powered search experience to aid learning and education. The post Google Rolls Out AI Search Upgrades Focused On Education appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
YouTube Algorithm: Insights From Creator Liaison Renee Ritchie via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Rene Ritchie, YouTube’s Creator Liaison, debunks misconceptions and provides new insights into YouTube’s algorithm. The post YouTube Algorithm: Insights From Creator Liaison Renee Ritchie appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Generative AI Adoption Rate Eclipsing Smartphones & Tablets via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Generative AI adoption is surging, especially among young people, presenting opportunities and risks for marketers. The post Generative AI Adoption Rate Eclipsing Smartphones & Tablets appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google: Domain Name Is Never Going To Make Or Break Your SEO via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Google’s John Mueller discusses domain names and SEO The post Google: Domain Name Is Never Going To Make Or Break Your SEO appeared first on Search Engine Journal.