Google announced in July that they were releasing their new Privacy Sandbox in Q4 2021 (right now), but the new expected timeframe is Q1 2022. This matters because any change in the release timeline will likely affect when and possibly how Chrome phases out support for third-party cookies
The short answer is: No, it does not have a direct effect on SEO (which is hilarious for us, since that’s why this blog series was born in the first place – but we’ve grown, and now we just want to share the news with you, so we’ll stick around). So where did this apparent rumor start in the first place? Basically, it’s a practice that evolved from a 1998 algorithm research paper created by Brett Tabke.
Google has made changes to the manual that trains search quality evaluators:
Google Ads announced that App advertisers no longer need to use deep linking to run campaigns for engagement. This is great news for those who don’t necessarily have the tools or developer support to implement deep linking. This allows people to get their campaigns up and running faster than before, though keep in mind conversion rate might take a hit if they’re not landing on a dedicated page.
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In this Weekly Update, the Microsoft adCenter improves its interface, Google AdWords changes its call metrics beta, Google AdWords retires the Position Preference tool, and more.
A study says Google violated competition laws, Portuguese webmasters are told not to ask for links, AOL to offer display advertising and more SEM news.
In this Weekly Update, AT&T charges more for excess broadband use, Google devotes their 20% arrangement to helping Japan, Apple’s iPad 2 has a shortage of parts, the New York Times enacts a paywall, and more.
