Posts Tagged ‘BERT’
Google Ranking Algorithm Research Introduces TW-BERT
Google announced research for a new ranking framework called Term Weighting BERT (TW-BERT) that will help improve search results. Learn more here!
Read MoreGoogle’s Biggest Algorithm Updates and What They Did for SEO
This article was first published on July 13th, 2020, and was last updated January 2022. Every year, Google handles over 40,000 searches every second. With billions of humans using the internet, what we search for and how we search on search engines continuously shifts and evolves. To keep up, Google also needs to evolve. The…
Read More10 Important eCommerce SEO Trends for 2021 and Beyond
The practice of using working SEO strategies plays a big part in keeping up with the competitive marketplace. Just have a look at how frequently these strategies change. It makes the competition even more challenging and requires more awareness. Leading an online business with a lack of knowledge of eCommerce SEO trends, updates, and best…
Read MoreThe SEO of FAQ Pages
Business websites have very similar structures. You often see product pages, CTAs, About US pages, and FAQs. These all serve their own purpose and have their own importance to a website structure but one that is often implemented poorly is the FAQ page. Here we will explore how webmasters can utilize a FAQ page to…
Read MoreWhat is BERT—Do I Need to Change My SEO Strategy?
This post was selected as one of the top digital marketing articles of the week by UpCity, a B2B ratings and review company for digital marketing agencies and other marketing service providers. 2019 saw many Google Search core algorithm updates and changes making huge waves in the digital marketing landscape. The largest of Google’s 2019 updates was the…
Read MoreOrganic Search 2019 Recap and 2020 Predictions
In conjunction with our first webinar of the new year, we’ve collected the SEO highlights from 2019 and our predictions for 2020. Here’s what we’ve found and where we believe we’re heading. To watch the webinar from January 15, click here. 2019 Recap: Algorithm Updates, Voice Search, and More With 2019 finished, we can…
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