Google has posted its post-trial debrief document for the DOJ trial that talks about many different things, including stating that its search quality continues to improve. We covered its statement that Microsoft Bing Search had search quality issues earlier. Greg Sterling posted about this on X, writing, “Google boldly claims in its “default search” antitrust […]
The Rise of Intelligent Document Processing by Adam | August 16, 2023 Artificial intelligence (AI), which is the ability of a computer or machine to learn from past experiences, is making headlines with new advancements and applications. Today, there are several different AI models that take on various forms, including self-driving cars, generative AI, and […]
Home Business Magazine Online Documents and data are integral elements of just about any organization. As they grow and expand, so does the volume of data and documents. And for most companies, managing a growing amount of business documents and records can become challenging and time-consuming. This article shares valuable tips to help control your […]
Google has added a new section to the crawl budget management help document. The new section is for the If-Modified-Since request header. The section is titled “Specify content changes with HTTP status codes.” Google wrote“Google generally supports the If-Modified-Since and If-None-Match HTTP request headers for crawling. Google’s crawlers don’t send the headers with all crawl […]
If you’re still relying on legacy, static PDFs, Word documents, or file-based document management, it probably takes you anywhere from a few hours to a few days to send a contract to a client for signature. What if you could completely automate the client signature process and get documents out for signing in a matter […]
Just like with Google’s consolidation of prevent spam on your site, Google did the same with his blog post on how to minimize A/B testing impact in Google Search. Google has repurposed that old blog post into an official help document in the Google Search developer docs. Last week, it appears Google added a new […]
Google has deleted and 404ed the Rich media file best practices. Google said removed its “documentation about rich-media files, such as Silverlight and Flash.” Why? This is the best part, Google wrote “Turns out it’s not 2005 anymore.” You can probably briefly see the cached version of the page over here and then use the […]
This week, last weekend, we covered another update to the Google search ranking algorithm. Some of the tracking tools went nuts this week, but I think it could be related to the UI changes that Google introduced. I’m not sure. Google has released new help documents on titles and snippets with a new term called […]