@heathermirj@solvhealth@athenahealth Thank you, yes, I eventually did get a hold of Michael Barber, who walked my client through your solution. Unfortunately, my client went with another vendor.
I have been trying to schedule a demo with @solvhealth for the past couple of days, for a client that uses @athenahealth as its EHR. Do they check web form submissions?
@rebekah_creates I asked Gemini the same question and the reply was that they're dynamic, so it's hard to provide specific schedules. But it also said to try official sources. In my follow-up, it said to visit https://t.co/sqS2J27TJm, which does have the schedule on the home page.
I don't read the @NashvilleScene as often as I used to but picked it up and discovered @hannah_herner's "Hometown Date" in Vodka Yonic. Very thoughtful essay. And don't all of our hometowns change over time? Thank you, Hannah. Nicely done.
.@rustybrick I got to the SERP and was given a recommendation for a query that might better, and was directed to Yahoo search. Never saw this before. https://t.co/DE4URuzSSz
.@Marie_Haynes Loved your article in yesterday's @sejournal (and all your work, honestly). FYI: Small typo (paragraph 2, sentence 3) on this page: https://t.co/lgkFLA7dbP
Here we go. ChatGPT -> Apple is leveraging ChatGPT with Siri. It's integrated into the system-wide writing tools. You can access this for free without a ChatGPT account. And you can connect your ChatGPT account if you have one. It's coming later this year... And they are leaving it open for "other AI models" in the future (cough, Gemini?) :)
👀 Welcome to the Google "Big Brand" Update!
You might have seen how many review/affiliate sites, whether niche or even overall/big ones, like the Wirecutter, Business Insider dropped in their search visibility.
But which sites have benefited the most from this? Unlike what you might think, is not really the overall retailers/marketplaces! (Google doesn't seem to like the middlemen, whether reviews sites or generic retailers/marketplaces).
Sites like Walmart, Best Buy, Macys, Target ... have only seen a relatively small positive shift if any. In fact, most of them also have a negative visibility trend too since last year's Qs updates, as you can see in the screenshots.
The winners have been the brands' sites, such as Nike, or Gymshark. Google is ranking the brands directly instead. Also, smaller but authoritative niche brands for the relevant sector.
A few examples in the thread (that I'll continue to update)👇
@JohnMu Fair enough, sir. I would guess there's nothing in the search pipeline, either. I'll try asking support. Not a big deal, just due diligence on my part.
Hey #seotwitter, a client of mine (hospital and physician practice sites) asked if #Google would consider giving legitimate sites "badges" as a trust signal. I said I didn't know, but I'd ask. Maybe something in GBP's future? Eh? @JohnMu
Keywords still matter as AI integrates into search results, but my article on entity SEO shows how search is evolving and includes practical steps that your business can take right now.
https://t.co/IKuWEBzIyF
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