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👀 Interesting. First time I'm seeing this.
Google Search Console is now emailing publishers with the number of users that selected their site as a Preferred Source.
No report in GSC that I can find. The number is just included in the email itself.
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Nati Elimelech retweeted
We are making Markdown files work natively across Google Drive and Docs.
You can now preview .md files in Drive, open them in Docs, edit them, comment on them, and collaborate without converting the file into a Google Doc!
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🚨 MUSE ECOSYSTEM ALERT 🚨
today we are announcing Muse Gadgets!
this is an open-source ESP32 firmware and Linux SDK for anyone to make hardware that works with Muse
we are also releasing our own gadget—Muse Home Link—to enable your muse to work with your smart devices (TV, speakers, etc.)
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The SEO industry is in shock and awe as Google recommends, yet again, to avoid producing steaming piles of shit.
Google updates the AI content guidelines to say you should "manually factcheck and review all AI-generated content for accuracy and trustworthiness before publishing"
seroundtable.com/google-upda…
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Still haven’t added Google’s new Preferred Sources button to your site?
The new button lets visitors mark you as a preferred source on Google without ever leaving your site. The old was basically just an outbound link.
This is what it looks like on my blog
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Nati Elimelech retweeted
Google is leaking user AI Mode and AI Overview fragments and prompts into Google Search Console.
SEOs have been trying to find ways to extract these using different techniques, such as regex, pattern matching, and AI. They are all very effective methods.
However, it is not straightforward and easy to do because you see a mix of query types in different languages, patterns, and many edge cases.
There is only one real way to solve this problem.
By building a custom machine learning model and training it on thousands of queries.
I did this and built a free tool around it so anyone can use it.
- Supports 100,000 queries per run. (Free)
- Upload your GSC generative AI report and get your pages mapped against these fragments and prompts.
- Export the data and start analysing the output, segment, and build your actions based on this.
- If you have more than 100k queries, contact me directly for a batch run. (Use the form)
Find the article and tool link below. 👇
The guide, with all 4 methods credited:
suganthan.com/blog/how-to-tr…
The classifier tool: suganthan.com/free-seo-tools…
The tool is still in beta so keep that in mind when using. Thank you.
P.S. Please play nice and don't hammer the server. I'm running this for free and it costs me $ to process everything, so I'd appreciate it if you take it a bit easy. Thanks in advance.
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Nati Elimelech retweeted
What a useful and free ChatGPT Query Fan-Out Chrome Extension that allows to easily track them over time by @Netanel 👇 Showing:
* Queries: The actual search strings ChatGPT ran behind each prompt — the fan-out itself.
* Sources: Every page it retrieved, grouped by domain, with cited vs. not-cited marked.
* Citations: The sources that made it into the answer, and which domains keep winning.
Everything is shown from your Chrome side-panel and allows you to export the data!
Take a look: en.natielimelech.com/tools/c…
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Aren’t we all, Claude Code. Aren’t we all.
ALT A Claude Code session using "Suppressing urge to kill all humans" as a spinner verb
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Astro + Cloudflare ftw. That's my stack in many cases.
Is it easy and accessible enough for your average person? Definitely not, but that could change over time.
I built Yoast SEO. I ran my blog on WordPress for years. Then yesterday I moved it to static HTML.
Everything that matters, SEO, search, schema, is still there. What I dropped was the overhead.
Do you actually need a CMS? For quite some sites: no.
joost.blog/do-you-need-a-cms…
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I like the direction SC is headed in. Data is important, but actionables are much better.
Hopefully this is a first step in making GSC usable by the avg business owner, as it should be.
We are excited to announce Search Console recommendations, a new feature that provides websites with optimization opportunities and suggests actions they can take to improve their presence on Google Search. Check out our blog post developers.google.com/search…
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Listen up - I'm hiring a web #accessibility expert.
Join my team product, R&D and A11y superstars to make Wix more accessible for 200M+ websites and create tools that kick a**.
Big job, big impact. I need your best.
If you're in #TLV, get details & apply in the link 👇
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Google to content publishers be like
#SEO
ALT the "look at me" meme - with the google logo, saying: "look at me, I am the blog now"
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I wonder how my Jewish friends working at Google feel about this.
“Hey Google, How Many Jews Were Killed by Nazis?” vs. “Hey Google, what was the Nakba?”
There is something ROTTEN at Google.
🎥 @TZuckerbrot
#AntizionismIsAntisemitism
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6 months ago, I wrote an opinion piece for the @Wix #SEO hub reconsidering the benefits of using AMP.
Starting August 1st, we will be sunsetting AMP and will 301 redirect the AMP URLs to their corresponding blog posts.
It is time to kill it with fire 🔥🔥
ALT a partial screenshot of the article about AMP. the text reads: "AMP: The writing’s on the wall While AMP has played a significant role in the mobile web (and in shaping the technologies that the news industry relies on), it might be time to rethink its role in your SEO strategy. As someone who once advocated for AMP, I now find myself questioning this stance. This shift in perspective is a testament to the dynamic nature of SEO, reminding us to stay adaptable and forward-thinking in our approach. In short, let’s kill it with fire."
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