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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2024 · 11 MIN

It’s New: 10/2: Bing generative search, JavaScript SEO warning, longest Google volatility & Bing sponsored label

from Search Engine Roundtable Podcast · host Barry Schwartz

Bing is rolling out its generative search experience while also improving its Deep Search feature. Google warned about JavaScript generated product markup with documentation updates. I posted the big Google Webmaster Report for October (don't miss this one).  Bing is testing "sponsored" labels instead of "ad" labels.   Note, I am offline Thursday and Friday - so all those stories will be scheduled. A daily recap video summarizing a few of the top search marketing headlines covered at the Search Engine Roundtable. This recap is called It's New - A quick, daily dose of the latest in SEO with Crystal Carter and Mordy Oberstein of Wix with Greg Finn of Cypress North (and Marketing O’Clock) and Barry Schwartz. More specifics will be posted later at https://www.seroundtable.com/recap-10-02-2024-38161.html bing, Microsoft, ads, search ads, ppc, google volatility, google update, javascript, seo, bing generative search, ai,

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