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TeamViewer, a global leader in digital workplace solutions, announced that its live production system has achieved FedRAMP compliance and is now officially listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace under their partner Project Hosts’ listing. With the completion of the environment build out and rigorous vetting of the application, TeamViewer can now offer its industry leading Digital Employee Experience (DEX) solution to […]

Google has updated its Manage customer reviews help documentation to expand and clarify the “Understand what happens to your replies" section. It now specifies why a business reply to a review may be hold, how long it takes and more.

Microsoft is testing the ability to upload an image directly within the Bing search bar. You click on a plus sign and Bing shows you “search with an image" and "make an image." I get the search with an image feature but why add generative AI features, like make an image, in this search bar?

If you submitted a review appeal within Google Business Profiles it will likely take longer than normal to hear back. Google’s review appeals are delayed and Google cannot provide a specific response timeframe for pending cases.

Google Discover is testing and maybe rolling out an option to “Tailor your feed." This allows you to tailor the feed with "Say in your own words what you want to see," and Google will try to figure it out.

Google is testing extremely long and expandable search result snippet descriptions in the search results. These are also AI-generated snippets, which we’ve seen before, but not this long. This goes on for eight lines of text.

Google-engaged audiences demonstrate where Google-owned traffic delivers higher match rates, stronger remarketing performance, and fewer implementation issues.
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As the year closes, many businesses feel the same tension. You want to acknowledge your clients and customers. You want to say thank you. You want to stay visible without being intrusive. And yet the default reaction is often the worst possible one: another holiday email. At this point in the year, inboxes are flooded …

Bill Hunt reveals why CEOs must manage their websites like factories for digital value creation, not expenses buried in marketing budgets.
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