{"id":4356,"date":"2021-07-19T14:07:27","date_gmt":"2021-07-19T14:07:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/cherylroll.com\/google-news-inclusion-is-automated-sorry-publishers-mondays-daily-brief-350567\/"},"modified":"2021-07-19T14:07:27","modified_gmt":"2021-07-19T14:07:27","slug":"google-news-inclusion-is-automated-sorry-publishers-mondays-daily-brief-350567","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/cherylroll.com\/google-news-inclusion-is-automated-sorry-publishers-mondays-daily-brief-350567\/","title":{"rendered":"Google News inclusion is automated, sorry publishers; Monday's daily brief"},"content":{"rendered":"
Search Engine Land’s daily brief features daily insights, news, tips, and essential bits of wisdom for today’s search marketer. If you would like to read this before the rest of the internet does, sign up here<\/a><\/strong> to get it delivered to your inbox daily.<\/em><\/p>\n Good morning, Marketers, and the job market in marketing is truly on fire right now.<\/p>\n I keep seeing tweets about openings that aren’t getting filled, search marketers being able to negotiate for the salary they want and people quickly getting promoted due to the demand for our specialized skills. But with great power comes great… potential for burnout.<\/p>\n I saw a great thread by SEO Kristina Azarenko<\/a> about how, even in jobs we love, burnout can happen. Her tips for preventing it and ensuring you protect your time and mental energy are key:<\/p>\n I hope you’re absolutely slaying in your job right now, but I also hope you’re taking time for you. <\/p>\n Carolyn Lyden, Danny Sullivan, public liaison for Google Search, explained<\/a> some frequently asked publisher-related questions around Google News. The post covers where news appears in Google, how a site becomes eligible to appear in Google News, how to know if your site is showing in news, how to improve visibility for your site and some additional tips.<\/p>\n Why we care.<\/strong> This new blog post may help publishers understand that the process is automated and there is nothing that can be done manually to guarantee inclusion in Google News. One thing this shows is that Google is not planning on making any new changes to the inclusion process and that automation is the way the company is going (for now) with Google News.<\/p>\n Read more here.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n The search company announced a new feature last week that helps users protect their search history on multiple devices. Your web history is saved to your account in order to provide a customized search experience across all devices that you use Google on. Now, you can add extra verification in order to access the My Activity section of the Web & App Activity settings. <\/p>\n “Maybe you share a device, and want to make sure others who use it can’t go into My Activity and look at your Search history,” wrote JK Kearns<\/a>, product manager, search in the announcement. The extra verification could be a password or two-factor authentication. Along with this verification, “you can choose to have Google automatically and continuously delete your Search history, along with other Web & App Activity, from your account after three, 18 or 36 months” with the auto-delete controls.<\/p>\n Why we care.<\/strong> Google understands that privacy is top-of-mind for many searchers nowadays. This option is another move to help them feel in control of how their data appears and is found. It’s important to remember that deleting your history doesn’t delete it from Google for the purposes of things like cohorts and personalization. But it shows that Google is listening to feedback from its users.<\/p>\n Google Partners has introduced a new certification option called Mobile Web Certification, according to an announcement last week<\/a> from Steph Clippert, program manager, Google marketing platform partners.<\/p>\n With Core Web Vitals and mobile-friendliness being key for many businesses this year, this certification ensures that companies can find verified partners who have Google’s recommended skills in these areas. “Partners certified in Mobile Web work with your business objectives to implement improvements to your user experience while helping you drive engagement on your mobile site, increase mobile conversion rates and generate first-party data to support accurate performance measurement,” said Clippert.<\/p>\n Why we care.<\/strong> This certification might be worth it for your team members who want to learn more about how to help clients offer a better experience on mobile. “A mere 0.1-second decrease in site speed can boost conversion rates by 8%,” added Clippert. “[M]obile best practices — from speed to user experience optimization — can drive user engagement on mobile sites, improve user sign-in rates and help marketers generate richer data for optimizing return on ad spend.“<\/p>\n You may notice a new addition to our job postings. From today onward, we’re going to try to include jobs with listed salary ranges. We hope this helps with pay equity and ensuring search marketers are compensated for their experience.<\/p>\n Amazon PPC Manager<\/strong><\/a> @ Jarvis Recruitment Group (United States, remote)<\/p>\n Digital Marketing Manager<\/strong><\/a> @ ClearScale (United States, remote)<\/p>\n Content Marketing Manager<\/strong><\/a> @ stor.ai (United States, remote)<\/p>\n Search Engine Optimization Consultant<\/strong><\/a> @ Forum Digital Marketing (California, United States, remote)<\/p>\n Enter a job opening for an opportunity to be featured in this section.<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n New data from Adobe indicates that the missing element to all your marketing issues is … emojis. Ok, maybe not exactly, but this article from Anna Meyer<\/a> in Inc. indicates that they’re at least “a secret weapon in marketing, customer service, and social media.”<\/p>\n For World Emoji Day (it was Saturday, sorry we missed it, y’all), Adobe<\/a> looked into how emojis in marketing affect email open rates, purchasing and more. Ready for some of the most interesting stats?<\/p>\n
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Director of Search Content<\/p>\n
\nGoogle News clarification: All sites are eligible, but that doesn’t mean you’ll show up<\/h2>\n
\nProtect your search history with Web & App Activity in Google<\/h2>\n
\nGoogle introduces Mobile Web Certification for partners<\/h2>\n
\nOn the hunt for something new in 2021? Here are the latest career opportunities in search<\/h2>\n
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\nWhat We’re Reading: Why your marketing campaigns need more emojis<\/h2>\n