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Startup co-founded by Fyn, Moz, Avalara Executive, AWS Specialist, and Bloomberg Tax Director aims to turn integrations from a costly bottleneck into a driver of sales, revenue, and customer retention The need to build custom integrations for their products can drag down even the most innovative B2B SaaS companies’ sales, partnership programs, and innovation. Jump intends […]

Prebid.org, the organization that oversees open source Prebid programmatic advertising solutions, recently announced the release of Prebid SDK 3.0.0, a major milestone for the open-source in-app bidding solution. This release marks a significant step forward in functionality, performance, and flexibility across both iOS and Android environments. “Prebid Mobile 3.0.0 is the result of extensive collaboration, technical […]

Tencent releases its annual Weixin Brand Protection Report, demonstrating continued progress in tackling counterfeiting and intellectual property (IP) abuse. The report highlights how Weixin has strengthened its enforcement capabilities in 2024 through innovative solutions, proactive measures, and expanded collaboration with brand owners. These efforts have continued to reduce and make more difficult any misuse of […]

With over 20 years of enterprise software expertise, Campbell brings proven product leadership to drive development of Hyland’s cloud, AI and data innovations Hyland, the pioneer of The Content Innovation Cloud™, is pleased to announce the appointment of Michael Campbell as Chief Product Officer (CPO). A seasoned enterprise software executive, Campbell brings extensive experience driving cloud and AI innovations […]

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Group keywords by search behavior using Google’s own SERPs. A hands-on Python approach for scalable, intent-based clustering.
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A month ago, Google said it would soon redirect its ccTLD, country specific domains, for Google Search to its Google.com domain. So Google.de, as an example, would be redirected to Google.com. Well, that process seems to have kicked off on Friday, May 16th for some users.

Google has a weird and somewhat limited and rare issue with sitemap files within Google Search Console. These sitemap files cannot be fetched and retrieved by Google Search. The issue seems to be related to 5-character subdomains that are on a Polish ccTLD, .pl.