Google Colab for SEO: How to get started

Google Colab has been around since 2017 but has gained more popularity recently from SEO professionals sharing code samples.  SEOs love Colab because, unlike GitHub, you can actually run the code directly on the platform. What is Google Colab? Google Colab is a tool that allows users to quickly run Python directly on the platform…

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Microsoft AI CEO: Web content is ‘freeware’

Microsoft’s AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman believes most web content is “freeware’ that can be used for training AI models. The only exception: websites that explicitly opt out. Freeware is any form of copyrighted software that can be freely downloaded, installed and used by end users. The quote. Here’s what Suleyman told CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin…

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Multinational SEO vs. multilingual SEO: What’s the difference?

On many occasions, multinational SEO and multilingual SEO are used interchangeably when discussing SEO for global websites.  Despite their similarities, multinational and multilingual SEO have key differences. Understanding these differences lets you create effective website design and SEO strategies.  This article tackles the nuances of each type of SEO project and answers some of the…

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A guide to Google Ads for regulated and sensitive categories

PPC advertising can be challenging, especially when your product or service falls into a sensitive or difficult category. Whether you’re promoting pharmaceuticals, financial services, adult content or other regulated industries, advertising – especially on Google Ads – requires a balance of creativity, compliance and ethical consideration. Google Ads remains one of the most powerful platforms…

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Insights from ex-Bing Search director

I chuckled when I saw the words “Search was broken” on the LinkedIn profile of Stefan Weitz. This assessment had nothing to do with Google Search in 2024. Rather, he was talking about Google in 2010. This was a time when Google was loved despite only answering one in four queries successfully, according to Weitz….

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