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This day in search marketing history: March 1
Google publishes Search quality rating guidelines In 2013, Google published Its Search Quality Rating Guidelines. Previous versions of the document had been leaked many times prior to this. But this was the first time Google went public with its document. It detailed how Google’s search quality raters – people hired through a third-party agency to rate the search results – graded Google’s search results. This document actually just a heavily edited version of an older leaked version. It went from 161 pages to 43. What was […]
AI can’t write this: 10 ways to AI-proof your content for years to come
Don’t get it twisted. The machines are taking over. It’s only a matter of time until we’re all serving aluminum overlords’ every beck and call. Fortunately for all of us simple humans, that day is not today. Despite being a regurgitating raconteur, AI is still a glorified mansplainer – like the Wizard of Oz, minus the fancy haberdashery. It kinda sucks at basic math. It can’t wrap its dumb little head around anything subjective. It’s eye-wateringly expensive to run. Orders of magnitude more than Google Search. […]
Google Tag – A New Version
Google announced a new Google Tag that Google says will “unlock new capabilities to help you do more, improve data quality and adopt new features – without requiring more code.” Google Tag Manager is not changing today but it sounds like it will change in the future.


