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Google's neural matching versus RankBrain: How Google uses each in search - Search Engi... - 0 views

  • Google said in September 2018 that neural matching impacts about 30 percent of all queries. We asked Google if that has increased, but have not received an update.What is RankBrain? Isn’t it similar? Google told us in 2016 that RankBrain (see our RankBrain FAQ) is also an AI, machine learning-based system that helps Google understand queries.Google said a good way to think about RankBrain is as an AI-based system it began using in 2016 primarily to understand how words are related to concepts.So what’s the difference between Neural matching and RankBrain? Google put it this way:RankBrain helps Google better relate pages to concepts.Neural matching helps Google better relate words to searches
  • Why it matters. The truth is, there isn’t much a search marketer can do to better optimize for RankBrain, as we said in 2016. The same seems to apply for neural matching, there doesn’t seem like you can do anything special to do better here. This is more about Google understanding queries and content on a page better than it currently does right now.That said, it seems to indicate that search marketers need to worry a bit less about making sure specific keywords are on their pages because Google is getting smarter at figuring out the words you use naturally on your pages and matching them to queries.We asked Google if it has additional recommendations around neural matching and RankBrain and were told its advice has not changed: Simply “create useful, high quality content.”
  • Google’s neural matching versus RankBrain: How Google uses each in searchNeural matching helps Google better relate words to searches, while RankBrain helps Google better relate pages to concepts.
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  • What is neural matching? Google explained “Neural matching is an AI-based system Google began using in 2018 primarily to understand how words are related to concepts.”“It’s like a super synonym system. Synonyms are words that are closely related to other words,” Google added.
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Pinterest Trends gives marketers a view of the top U.S. searches on the platform - Sear... - 0 views

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How to Choose Google My Business Categories (With Cool Tools!) - Moz - 0 views

  • State of the Local SEO Industry 2020 survey found that, out of all factors, GMB elements (which include categories) have the greatest impact on local pack rankings.
  • take your list of keywords and enter them into your choice of free or paid keyword research tools to discover which terms have the highest potential search volume.
  • Finally, refine your list down to a smaller set of terms that combine the highest search volume with being most relevant and important for your company. In most cases, this is the list you’ll move ahead with, although there are some cases in which you would choose to target lower volume search phrases because they are either a) less competitive, or b) a more exact description of what your business is.
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  • the awesome, free, new extension called GMBspy
  • this extension on enables you to go to Google Maps, search for your market competitors and see their categories
  • PlePer’s GMB Category Helper
  • My advice is to experiment with any relevant category and see where it gets you in terms of visibility.
  • check back periodically to see if new categories have become available that could win you new local SERP visibility
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A new era has arrived in local search: Google's Local Trust Pack - 0 views

  • the real value of the badge is the access it provides to Local Services Ads (LSA). This is Google’s local trust pack. It is a cost-per-call advertising inventory unit that acts unlike anything we have ever encountered as marketers.
  • Badges are earned within two distinct programs – Google Guaranteed and Google Screened.
  • This year, Google solidified the growth intentions behind its newly minted trust layer, with the launch of Google Screened for Professional Services providers. This program is for lawyers, financial planners, real estate agents, photographers, event planners, and tax specialists.
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New Things I've Learned About Google Review Likes - Moz - 0 views

  • allows anyone logged into a Google account to thumbs-up any review they like
  • Google doesn’t prevent anyone from hitting the button, including owners of the business being reviewed.
  • 60 percent of the brands had earned at least one like somewhere in their review corpus.
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  • 85 percent of the time, if a business had some likes, at least one liked review was making it to the front of the GBP.
  • If you found it curious that SEOs might disagree about whether or not paying for review likes is spam, I’m sorry to tell you that Google’s own staff doesn’t have brand-wide consensus on this either.
  • As a business owner, if you receive a review you appreciate, definitely go ahead and thumb it up. It may have some influence on what makes it to the highly-visible “front” of your Google Business Profile, and, even if not, it’s a way of saying “thank you” to the customer when you’re also writing your owner response.
  • If you suspect someone is artificially inflating review likes on positive or negative reviews, the Twitter Google rep suggests flagging the review.
  • In the grand scheme of things, I’d put this low on the scale of local search marketing initiatives.
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9 Creative, Out-of-the-Box Ways to Market a House for Sale - 0 views

  • Partner with micro influencers in your community like your dog groomer.
  • Sell the real lifestyle, not the whitewashed version.
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    "Partner with micro influencers in your community like your dog groomer."
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e-Commerce SEO Case Study: The short and long-term ranking impact of removing long and ... - 0 views

  • I’m not saying every site should nuke or replace their long descriptions and I’ll cover the various nuances in this post. But, I do think every site owner should review their category page content, understand what real users want to see, provide the best experience possible
  • removing 30% of the description content from the original implementation clearly didn’t hurt those pages long-term. Actually, the description content was better for users with more relevant information.
  • the site’s search visibility surge with the July 2021 core update. So, clearly those new, shorter category descriptions aren’t hurting the site or rankings for those pages.
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  • Run some short-term testing of category description changes (just keep in mind this will only show the immediate impact rankings-wise
  • Do what’s best for your users and your site long-term based on the user study, your understanding of your niche, the short-term testing, etc.
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