Weekly Digital Roundup (28th November - 5th December)
Meta is bringing Instagram's age verification tool to Facebook Dating.
Facebook:
Elon Musk announced the publication of exclusive emails revealing some of the social media company's internal deliberations over a disputed decision made in 2020 before the US Presidential elections.
Twitter:
Google has purged thousands of YouTube channels in China, Russia and Brazil as part of its investigation into coordinated influence operations.
YouTube:
LinkedIn’s new rolled out feature called Focused Inbox, helps users find and respond to important messages.
LinkedIn:
Google states that another helpful content update is beginning to appear in search results. It started on December 5 and will take up to two weeks to finish.
Google:
A Googler shared that links as a signal have less impact currently compared to when Google first started
Google:
Google is bringing two new metrics to GA4 properties that marketers can utilise when building custom reports.
Google:
Google’s John Mueller says that link disavowing random links flagged by tools is not a good use of time.
Google:
Google confirmed that there are no noindexed pages that will adversely impact a website's crawl budget.
Google:
Google confirmed that HTTP/3 doesn’t have a direct impact on SEO despite its faster performance, Google says.
Google:
Google brings continuous scrolling to desktop search results in the United States.
Google:
Google will soon introduce a new ad and account policy and suspension page specifically for Display and Video 360 users.