Episode 022 – WordPress 4.9, pets in Google Photos, and lots of news from Google
Links from the show: WordPress 4.9 protects users from fatal errors created in the theme and plugin editors Google Photos now recognizes your pets as…
Episode 021 – Google Maps Guides, T-Mobile/Sprint merger, WooCommerce 3.2 and much more.
Links from the show: Google now has 50M local guides adding content to Google Maps and Search T-Mobile and Sprint could merge by the end…
Episode 020 – New products from Google, more AMP and Business updates and much more
Links from the show: New products from Google More AMP updates Google renaming “AMP” to “Instant”? Google releases “Go-To Guides” for Google My Business Google…
Episode 019 – Improved GPS, Facebook and Google snoozing, and much more
Links from the show: Much better GPS chips are coming in 2018 You can now “snooze” instead of “unfollow” people on Facebook ProsperWorks raises another…
Episode 018 – Top ranking signals, 301 redirect dilution, chatbots, click data and more.
Links from the show: There is no “top three search ranking signals” Google Keeps Debunking 301 Redirect Dilution Myths Google Tests Indoor Maps in the…
Episode 017 – Own your content, long-term malware impacts, WordPress abandons React and more.
Links from the show: “Why do you publish on Medium over your own sites?” Malware cleaned up, no long-term impact on rankings WordPress abandons React…
Episode 016 – Unclicked search results, Twitter teams, Drive File Stream, AMP stuff and much more
Links from the show: 30% of search results are never clicked on Twitter finally brings teams to its mobile apps Google launches Drive File Stream…
Episode 015 – Marketing benchmarks, “how to” searches, Google Maps, and much more.
Links from the show: Content Marketing Benchmarks from Brafton The top “how to” searches on Google: TechCrunch Article | Full list of searches Google Maps…
Episode 014 – Google in the iPhone, quality landing pages, video previews in search, and much more.
Links from the show: Google paying as much as $3b/year to remain Safari’s default search engine Google’s “Landing Pages” mobile assessment tool Google to run…
