When Twitter extended its tweet length to 280 characters from its traditional span of 140 characters, most digital marketers and social media experts over the world apprehended that this extended form will repel users from reading the entire tweet. They were more likely to simply gloss over …
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Yes, you read that right! Google will be combining the use of two algorithms, one called extractive summaries and the other called abstractive summaries to generate original content of its own, much like a Wikipedia of Google. Wondering how it works? Let’s tell you the basic premise first. …
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At a Google Webmaster’s online hangout, a user asked Google’s John Mueller what he thinks about the ranking fluctuations when new content is published. To borrow the example of the user asking the question, this user had their newly published content ranked at a princely 12 on their target keywords …
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Are you frustrated with videos autoplaying while you surf on the Chrome browser? We have all faced this irritation when you are open up a new page on Chrome and suddenly a video, with a rather loud audio sound, starts playing in the background automatically, without a click or barely even a peek …
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