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    From MarTech: Steve Ganem, Product Director of Google Analytics, on what’s ahead for GA4

    More offline data and more AI

    continue to innovate and invest in making it the most effective, holistic and durable analytics solution


    Next addition to the Google graveyard: infinite scroll

    Google said this change is to serve the search results faster on more searches, instead of automatically loading results that users haven’t explicitly requested. Loading more results automatically didn’t lead to significantly higher satisfaction with Search

    via Search Engine Land


    More on the Google ranking factors leak & why it shouldn’t distract you from focusing on users.

    People have long divorced SEO from user experience, I think the two need to work more closely together. Because ultimately you need someone to come to your page and stay there. That is a signal that Google is using.

    -Mike King

    Conversion rate optimization (CRO) is search engine optimization (SEO).

    via Today in Digital Marketing


    Google’s search ranking factors leaked & the SEO world has been doing its best Shark Week impression trying to digest the info and tease out the secrets contained within.

    It’s over 14k attributes.

    I haven’t dug in yet, but I agree with this approach:

    Ultimately, you want to build content that people like. That people want to click on. That people want to consume. That people want to share. That people just want to go back to.

    -Barry Schwartz

    Content may be distributed by algorithm, but it shouldn’t be created for them.

    via Today in Digital Marketing


    What do you get when you mix Google’s Performance Max and Meta’s Advantage+?

    Pinterest Performance+

    Similar to the others: streamlined creation flows, fewer levers to pull, (platform-touted) increased performance.

    Early testing saw over 10% improvement in cost per acquisition for conversion and catalog sales campaigns.
    Consideration campaigns saw a more than 10% improvement in cost per click.

    via Adweek


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