Do you still have a Twitter / X account? And, if so, why?
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Barry SchwartzGoogle testing a lite version of the Search Generative Experience https://www.seroundtable.com/google-lite-search-generative-experience-36178.html via @glenngabe
#google #googleuserinterface #googlesearchgenerativeexperience #googlesge #search #ai
Dr. PeteI dug into the massive brand equity of the bird app, how much it has to lose, and the, to put it bluntly, ridiculous 25+ year history of X.com -- https://moz.com/blog/twitters-brand-equity
Rand FishkinWe're running a ~3min survey on Threads vs. Twitter. Especially curious about opinions from y'all here on Mastodon: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdmEutgAP5YfWhrP8RblHbdpDhFNoDIafwVRHw5R1kTKcB42A/viewform?usp=sf_link
Help spreading the word much appreciated!
How are you or your team using Threads (if you are at all)?
We're working on a research piece about Threads' strategy. But first, we'd love to know: are you interested in Threads? Take our 10-question informal survey to give your opinion of Meta's text-based app! This should take <3 minutes.
I wish this was a feature in GSC: https://transparencyreport.google.com/copyright/domains/yourdomain.com Having access to that in Google Search Console with reports that update as DMCA takedown decisions are made would be super helpful.
Ian LurieWant to see more capybara AND learn about SEO? See me fumble around as an amateur professor? Attend my SEO course, starting in September, through the University of Washington's Continuum program.
https://www.pce.uw.edu/specializations/seo
It's online. You can turn off your camera and text your friends. I won't mind.
Well, yeah, I'll mind. But I won't take it personally.
Actually, I might take it personally...
OK, look, just check out the course.
SparkToroWe've helped more than 100,000 marketers do audience research.
And we're just getting started.
We've also:
- Been profitable since Nov. 2020
- Paid back our investors
- Helped thousands of customers
Lots more in @randfish's Year 3 retrospective:
What has been your experience with fraudulent DMCA takedown notices sent through Google's form? If they are obviously spam and happen all the time do you just ignore them? Or do you file the counter-notification every time? Are there examples where Google deindexed the obviously correct page based off complaints from obviously spammy sites? I've read everything I could find from Lumen and Google but can't seem to get a yes or no. Responding to all of them is not sustainable.
Simon Cox 
@esizemore I wasn't even drunk.