@UpperClassArmz We used ScreamingFrog to fetch data with URL Inspection API for a couple of thousand random urls each day. After discovering the pattern on the first domain we validated.
You'd find 129 days in ScreamingFrog. But if you have a look at it, you see it's just the timezone difference
@lilyraynyc Oh: And completely forgot: There is also a certificate that you know what one should know after beeing in SEO after a year https://t.co/3EY0iz1b5a
(I'm one of the persons who initiated this and I'm still part of the committee responsible for creating the test).
@lilyraynyc Fun fact: There are people in Germany who want to create a DIN-Standard for SEO. 🙈 https://t.co/2LldaT14Ed
But we also have an organisation auditing SEO Agencies. https://t.co/Gdm8TGYqNu
@carolynholzman@iPullRank It‘s not the same URLs. We checked a couple of thousand random URLs from Sitemaps everyday. Looked them up in URL Inspection API. We did this for months and can exclude interference by Sitemap or Website changes as we did this for a reasonable couple of domains.
Google tells us in the “your search & this result” module which terms appear prominently on the page - an easy hack to appear for keywords that are relevant to you 👏🏽👏🏽
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@MSBing_Dev Hi there! I've noticed a key difference in how Bingbot processes web components and shadow DOM compared to Google. I have a client whose site is perfectly crawlable by Google, but Bing seems to struggle. Quick comparison:
@facan@BingWMC