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The Aloönæ Show
"john mueller" Discussed on The Aloönæ Show
"Hello, welcome to the lonely show. I'm the host John Mueller and as absurd or brought in regular risk 11 and maybe eventually every Kayla is available. I'll see if I can get. All right, Dan. Well, no one, really. It's going to be one of those episodes again, I guess. Yeah, it'll be one of these episodes where we just treat the shit. Yeah. They bunk the files. Let's get started. All right, then. So have you heard about the you know what? What? Mark Rowley, commission over the Metropolitan Police. Haven't heard of it. I know there's a massive bank, there's a massive bank and Silicon Valley that's just went down and went back cropped. And that doesn't say good for anything. It's a part of the second biggest thing since 8. Financial. Oh, wow. Yeah, that box went down that's going to have ripple effects and there might be more banks going down. So we might even have a market thing like 2008. That would be tragic. We tragic by the opportunity for us to make a shitload of money. There is that. Since the opportunity where you have the chance, that's what you got to do. I see scorpions and during COVID. Yeah. I hate to say it. I'm looking into height craft heights. The tomato, like the ketchup brand that has like more food brands in America, Canada. And everywhere, I'm thinking of buying into them. Yeah, they do make it catch up. Why not? To be honest, we think about it. Everybody's going to need ketchup. Everybody's going to need certain types of cheese and condiments in that. Like everybody's going to need that when you go to the supermarket, I may as well. Yeah, we all need food to survive. And Heinz is a company that makes food. So therefore, it makes a lot of sense. Most of them could have invested nestled Kellogg's nestled Kellogg's because I want to get in that because my bike catalogs, I'll get all the cereal, like mister key, special key. Rice Krispies, you know, all them. And I'd also get Pringles. Dot brand. PepsiCo, if I invest in that, I'm going to get walker's crisps, quavers, warts it, hula hoops. And I'm going to get I'm also probably going to I'm also going to get retools. Okay. So people like people eat a lot of Doritos. And drink a lot Pepsi marks. But yeah. I think I'm slowly going to start diversifying into supermarkets. And food brands. We'll also keep my steak and Tesla. Cool, cool. Yeah. So what else do you want to dive into?
Fat Mascara
"john mueller" Discussed on Fat Mascara
"From the high ponytail. I wasn't so into the ringlets, but the new things just like. The whole thing's iconic. And the fact that she could sing like that and move like that and her body was like that and she just, and the fact that she was actually being provocative and making people angry was interesting because I always think, listen, are you pissing people off? Are you just waking people up? And I think she was one of the people that gave the voice to a community that was left out left behind, whether it be women who were denied any sense of attachment to the female form, whether it was gay men who really, until what, ten years ago, we were still being made to feel utter shame. And not to say that people throughout the country and around the world are not still tricky situations with that. But I often talk about my generation as being the one that still has a great degree of scar tissue over the fact that it was a terrifying chamber thing to come out. You hid it, you disguised it, but at the end of the day you locked the door, you put the lights off and you were Madonna. Because you could tap into that energy of I can do it. You've got this. And so she was a huge reference point for me in terms of perfectionism, of striving, of pushing yourself against the odds of having opposition and refusing to be anything other than who you are. And we've seen that recently, right? I mean, people want to make this whole thing. What happened to Madonna? Madonna has become more Madonna. Madonna has refused to fool people. I feel like she's laughing at home sometimes at what people say about her. I think she probably doesn't pay much attention because she's got more important things in her life. And I think, listen, we can all be examples in our community and in our sphere of influence to certain extents. But anybody that says to somebody, despite the criticism, I will do what I want to do. Despite what you think about me, I will be who I am. And despite what you want me to do, I will follow my own gut. I think that is the example of a true role model. I think people regardless of whether or not you agree with your choices or aesthetics. It's like she's just like, I'm not going away. I'm not going to go quietly into the night where I'm not going to age gracefully or to your liking. So I mean, there's nothing more frightening to the patriarchy than a woman who refuses to back down and say my time is up. I mean, somebody that continues to shine a Beacon of light for other people. And I think once you made that statement recently, we've turned this into the Madonna podcast. No, I think Madonna is an important topic. And when you said that she well, first of all, when you said lord Gavin and I mentioned star Jones, I'm just thinking of another person who has a name that's like boom, but it's like their real name. Yeah. But no, I do think it's relevant to your whole kind of story. Sorry, interrupted you. You were talking about what she said recently? You know that she said that, listen, it will be an easier passage for the women who come behind me. And I think that's very true. You look at the pop starlet vehicle, whether it's Miley or dua or whether it's Cardi B with her wap. None of that is possible. And we can argue and we can debate about where that line should be. But there was only a line that was actually a cage before. And so I think that's very exciting to see that there is freedom of choice freedom expression. And while we don't give her the recognition, there are many of us myself included out here who directly knew that they are here today. Intent, fully formed with wounds for sure, but capable of getting through it because we had someone like car who was an advocate and ally and somebody that made us feel like we could still ascend beyond that experience. And I think that's the thing that I will hold dear and think that she's incredibly powerful and important to my life for. You mentioned, we got on Madonna because you were talking about the oxygen facial machine. Yeah. Did you happen to be able to use this on her or other people? No, I've not worked with Madonna yet. I do work with her daughter Lola, which is really quite fun. Okay. My whole career I've been 1° of separation. I know it's coming. I'm not coming. I feel ready for you. I have to be ready for it. Yeah. You've pivoted, you went from fashion to beauty, PR to the hands on aspects of beauty. Where did the pivot come where you then were like hands on literally and became an aesthetician? Or facialist? Or which we call you? I mean, I just call myself a celebrity facial Musa. But I tell you the story, it was very interesting, and it was a completely accident. And I think this is an important story for anybody who kind of feels like they're not doing the right job. Maybe they're doing it well enough that they feel like they're in line with it. But when you start to pay attention to when something really feels dead on the mock, pay attention to that. Because that's a good sign that you're in you're in alignment. So yes, I joined introduced goals as global PR director. I got in there and I realized, gosh, you don't advertise. You're not in traditional retail. You don't innovate new products readily, and you want to be in Vogue good luck. But what they did have was a celebrity narrative. Madonna had waxed lyrical about it, Miley had said she loved it, kitty. It's what you loved it. Kim Kardashian had said she'd loved it. And many, many other people. And so I said, well, why don't we create a division of the company by which we give complimentary treatments to the world's most famous faces when they need to look at ultimate best and it matters most. And they say, okay, go do it. So I put out all these invitations to publicist agents managers producers, you name it. And one team responded. And that was Halle Berry. And it was 6 years ago for the Met Gala, her first Met Gala. And they said, oh, Holly would love to have an oxygen facial. That would be amazing. It's a great organization, Tatiana, tabitha, they all have the same name. She'll be there to give her a facial. And it will come from our spa network. I said, okay. So they said, can we get on a call and talk? So I got on the call on the Friday and talked to her stylist and her hairstylist Castillo batai, who's phenomenal. And we just had such a good rapport. We were just joking and it was going to be fun and the energy was really, and so I called them and sat and said, okay, she's going to come on Monday. And they said, no, we don't want that. What do you mean John Mueller? And we don't want to do that. What happened? Oh, no. I've just put up your at least telling everybody I'm doing it. The company is doing it. And they said, no, no, we want you to do the facial. I said, well, I don't do facials, and they said, no, you need to do the facial. I don't do facials. No, no, no, you need to do it. I need to do the facial. How many days away was this? Like two days from there? This is two days. I need you to. What did you do? I said, God, I guess I'm doing the facial. So I basically first we'll start with, I have the machine in my contract because I want to. And so I knew how to do it to myself. So I said to my husband, lie down, I'm giving you a facial. And I literally practiced about 20 people that entire weekend. So I go to apartment on the Monday. I get in. I'm feeling highly trepidatious. I'm full impostor syndrome. My heart is pounding out of my chest. I can feel on my throat. The door opens and it's her assistant, and then it's her stylist, and they couldn't be lovely. They were so warm, so lovely.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"john mueller" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
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Bloomberg Radio New York
"john mueller" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And around the world Good morning Michael Good morning Nathan Today New Jersey begins selling legalized pot but they will still be a minority of people for whom cannabis remains off limits The police Jersey City mayor Steve Fulham These guys are carrying weapons and they need to be able to have good judgment at all times in the community to feel comfortable with that So we're going to make the rules that are in the best interest of our community here Jersey City mayor Steve Phillip Florida governor Ron DeSantis is asking the legislature to terminate a deal with Walt Disney World desantis says The Walt Disney Company had no right to criticize what critics call Florida's don't say gay law The state Senate has passed a bill to repeal a law allowing both Disney World to operate as a private government over its properties in the state The speaker of the Florida House representative Chris Sprouse spoke with Bloomberg's Joe Matthew about the law First of all it allowed the allow it to be given to the local governments which is how most of these special districts are Disney is one of 6 special districts that was never reformed after the 1968 Florida constitution But most of the district Joe are there's a mosquito control district There's a law library There is nothing that is a corporation that has the ability to essentially engage in their own self governing Spoke with our Washington go respondent Joe Matthew on Bloomberg sound catch the program weekdays at 5 p.m. eastern on Bloomberg radio A man is dead and a police officer critically injured in what police say was a gun investigation to rest on bad just north of New York City Authorities say three people police were following ducked into a small grocery store Yonkers police commissioner John Mueller says the officers then went inside One.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"john mueller" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"It's 5 30 on Wall Street Good morning I'm Nathan Hager And I'm Karen Moscow We are just about four hours away from the open of U.S. trading Let's get you up to date in the news you need to know what this shower We begin with the war in Ukraine where Russian president Vladimir Putin says his country has taken control of a key port city of Mario pole As it continues its offensive in the east and south Ukraine's president Vladimir zelensky said the situation remains severe in Russia meanwhile test fired a new intercontinental ballistic missile Wednesday A day earlier Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby addressed the current status of Russia's nuclear weapons arsenal and the defense capabilities of the U.S. We are actively monitoring every single day And even today the secretary remains comfortable that we have an appropriate strategic deterrent posture in place And Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby released a statement Wednesday saying the U.S. knew the missile test was happening and did not deem it a threat Let's stay in Washington Karen the CDC has asked the Justice Department to appeal a judge's ruling that threw out the mask requirement for planes and other public transportation That sets up a court battle over the decision DoJ said earlier this week it stood ready to appeal that ruling Turning to the economy now Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell will speak publicly for the final time before the fed's blackout period which starts Friday at midnight Powell may reinforce bets the fed will raise interest rates half a point next month Powell will speak at an event Thursday before taking part in a panel hosted by the International Monetary Fund alongside several policymakers including European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde Turning to markets now Karen shares of Tesla are up 7% in early trading following a robust earnings report Let's get the latest live from Bloomberg's we need a young good morning granita Good morning Nathan Tesla's reporting a record profit for Q one boosted by strong demand for its electric vehicles And despite industry wide supply chain challenges for key components like semiconductors and higher prices CEO Elon Musk says Tesla should be able to make up for any production shortfalls So to help mitigate the effect of all that the company has been raising vehicle prices And Musk produce predicts Tesla is on track to expand production by more than 1.5 million vehicles this year That's compared with about 936,000 deliveries last year Live in New York I'm renita young Bloomberg daybreak All right rainy day thank you And after reporting disappointing earnings Netflix plunge to 35% of Wednesday shares are currently down more than half percent in early trading Futures are higher this morning right now S&P futures are up 33 points down features of a 193 NASDAQ futures up a 146 And straight ahead your latest local headlines Plus a check of sports This is Bloomberg Thanks Karen 5 33 on Wall Street 46° in Central Park still dealing with an overturned tractor trailer on the northbound New Jersey turnpike exit 7 a details coming up in traffic first Michael Barr with more on what's going on in New York and around the world Michael Thank you very much Nathan New Jersey begins legalized recreational pot sales today Amy Coachella of the ACLU says the law also has a reach back effect to when it used to be illegal After decriminalization was signed into law our court started the process of expunging over 360,000 marijuana related records for people across the state Amy Coachella with the ACLU meanwhile legal pot is off limits to police officers With COVID cases spiking across the country and hospitalizations in the northeast up by 25% over the last 7 days New York is keeping its mask mandate in place at JFK and Laguardia and on public transit governor Kathy hochul We're not panicking about this We're not changing but we also want to make sure that we're smart about this Governor hochul a suspect is dead and a police officer critically injured in what police and Yonkers say was a gun investigation arrest gone bad Yonkers police commissioner John Mueller said cops were following a lead when their three suspects ducked into a bodega when police followed them into the store Mueller says one tried to flee and shot the detective He was shot once.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"john mueller" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The south 5 O 7 on Wall Street where 46° in Central Park already dealing with an accident and overturned tractor trailer on the northbound New Jersey turnpike by exit 7 a details coming up in traffic first Michael Barr with more on what's going on in New York and around the world Good morning Michael Good morning Nathan Today New Jersey began selling legalized pot But there will still be a minority of people for whom cannabis remains off limits the police Jersey City mayor Steve Phillip These guys are carrying weapons and they need to be able to have good judgment at all times in the community to feel comfortable with that So we're going to make the rules that are in the best interest of our community here Jersey City mayor Steve full up as the ACLU will start expunging hundreds of thousands of pot related records for people across the state A decades old relationship between Florida and one of the world's biggest companies is in danger of coming to an end Governor Ron DeSantis is asking the legislature to terminate a deal with Walt Disney World desantis says the vault Disney Company had no right to criticize what critics call Florida's don't say gay law The Florida Senate has passed a bill to repeal a law allowing Walt Disney World to operate as a private government over its properties in the state A man is dead and a police officer critically injured in what police say was a gun investigation arrest gone bad just north of New York City Authorities say three people police were following ducked into a small grocery store Yonkers New York police commissioner John Mueller says the officers then went inside One of the suspects attempted to push past one of our detectives a Yonkers detective and when our young is detective pushed him back it appears that he fired one shot at our detective Yonkers commissioner Mueller says the officer lost a tremendous amount of blood but thankfully he is going to be okay The alleged gunman was shot and killed by one of the other officers.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"john mueller" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Heard something was going on. Turn the TV on saw the first Tower was burning and I thought man that's kind of odd, then saw the second plane hit and then immediately knew we were in trouble. Called my wife and said, Stay away from the base because she was up in Norfolk. Uh, stay away from the base. Stay away from the malls, and I'll see you when I see just about that time general quarters sounded, which is very rare when you appear side to go to general quarters. Within an hour. We were underway, and when you come out of May board you hang a right to go to the Caribbean where we were supposed to go for the next six weeks. Instead, we hung a left. And, uh, 20. Minutes later, we were getting aircraft on the board with Flybe ordinance, and that was my job to the arm and arm all the aircraft that left the flight deck. So, Yeah, and we flew combat Air Patrol missions for the next six weeks on the East Coast United States, which was very, very weird. But I remember the thing there and I lost a good buddy of mine in the Pentagon as well. But Remember the thing that hit me the most was when I left town in Norfolk. I was the only guy in the street that had a flag out in front of his house. And six weeks later, with very little news and contact with your home, people come home, and every house on the block has got a flag and God, I just wish we could get back to that. Amen. Yeah, Kelly. Kelly Phillips, who is in studio with us from Bull Bay Rods. Kelly mentioned that one of the breaks that You know, and and Dylan talked about it as well that you know what 9 11 did for the country. Where were you know culture? Well for the time after that, as we were, as we were. You know, trying to understand what was going on. We came together as a country. You didn't You didn't look at the neighbor and and think about what color they were or anything You thought about. Everyone is Americans, everyone together. And and now it seems like you know, we've let that slip away. We've gotten so far away from that. You know the nonsense that is social media. We let all these things pull us apart over stupid stuff, You know, uh, like our earlier collar there, who said, you know, it doesn't matter who the commander in chief is. That's that's really not the point. You know whether you're you know, a Democrat or Republican or You know whether you're African American or white or Hispanic that that shouldn't matter. And hopefully that you know, some of that comes through with this 20 year. You know, celebration, or I guess I shouldn't say celebration. Well, we're celebrating those lives. We lost Memorial. Yes, but we're obviously celebrating those lives were lost, but hopefully some of that will come into clarity for us. Because, you know, it dawned on me as Kelly was saying that and Dylan were saying that that you know that's what this should really be about. We should find a way to get back to that place where we were all unified. Because when that thing went down, Absolutely. Yeah, well, that thing went down this country came together. And like I said it didn't nothing mattered. But being behind the red, white and blue behind being an American. Somebody just took a shot at us. Now we're busy. You watch the news we got. You know, we're taking shots at one. Another 24 7 yet ridiculous. Turn the news off. Then I go away. Yeah, it would be helpful so anyway. Um, you know, it's uh, thank you for your service. Allen. Thank you for what you do for us now, each and every day we we appreciate you and we hope you're you're catching fish and your lines are type, my friend. Yes, sir. Thank you, sir. And you guys have a great day to help you. Good stuff, You know, putting this together and my brain. You know, this week I got with Captain Rob Roman are elite producer extraordinaire, and I just I guess I didn't. You know, I don't know. You know, You think that Alan Jackson plays and it's 9 11 and you know, And as this thing unravels and people call, you can kind of get the emotional intensity of the day. So I didn't didn't really put all that in my brain for for the morning. Here we are almost an hour in and it's still you know, And I imagine we could probably do this. You know if John Mueller would let us We could probably do all to afford real animals Radio show until noon or five o'clock afternoon, and we'd have calls and people interacting and feelings and emotion from this day, the best thing so far, the people that I've been calling in it's not a matter of. I just want to talk 9 11, or I just want to television. It's both. So he's you know, I want to talk about 9, 11 and fishing. And I'm just like, like, Can we all just get together and just hang out? Because, like this sounds fun, like, you know, I'm not saying 9 11 fun, But you know the fact that we're sitting here like we can. You know we can talk about what's going on today and the fact that everyone likes to fish and and even today even as we remembering That we can, you know, Remember and get together and fish. The one B one unified. That's why I love beautiful. This community. I mean, yeah, if you like to fish, generally nine out of 10 times they also like drinking beer or whiskey and shooting guns and going out of the country and shooting deer. I think it's one of the things and with Kelly Phillips here in studio, you know, it's one of those. It's one of those things that makes the fishing community so great. And I think it's one of the reasons that Bull Bay rods has been so successful. Um, you know, because it's a local brand. It's a local company. Kelly and his family are from Lakeland. You know, Dustin grew up here, you know, leading Bull Bay rods into the future, and I think that's That's really the obviously the rods are really good. And that helps you have to have that if you're going to grow as a company, but to do that, and then to get all the local love and all that help from the locals, you know going Hey, you know we could buy another brand, but this brands built right here and, by golly, it's a good brand. So you know all of that kind of plays into my you know the whole fishing community thing. It's It's one of the things that helps me get up at 4 30 in the morning on Saturday night Sundays. Yeah, right, Uh, for so many years sitting there, and I don't mean to cut you off. I was sitting in this morning as you're talking. I'm thinking red, white, blue, red, white blue, and then Of course, we're doing more apparel and stuff like that Bull bay and I'm thinking, Wait a minute. In the wintertime, the red Fisher red, white and blue, the tail of the body and the belly. There it is. Yeah, you know. Yeah. And he also this stuff it all ties together for sure. We're gonna get a freshwater report on the other side. A good friend. Run at Ron's tackle box. We've got Glenn in Brandon on the line as well. Retired Air Force Air Force brother there. I was there force for.
Edge of the Web
"john mueller" Discussed on Edge of the Web
"I mean why. Then why. I got number right. That was the one thing. I made sure to get right. So i got the number right. Always get it. Wrong re ran into a cliff. You get your address wrong. I show up in random random offices on sit over here. I got my laptop all right. Fine john you. We're going to focus on him for one last round here today. Google john mueller doesn't see seo becoming obsolete. I'm actually thinking. I'm going to create a drinking game if you can actually tab. The number of seo is dead and seo is obsolete references on twitter. I mean it's always coming up literally isn't seo dead by now that it's not obsolete. John i'm gonna use him. As as the codifying argument he doesn't think search engines will ever advanced to a point that seo becomes obsolete. The actor shared his thoughts on the future of seo and whether he actually see the becoming obsolete one day during the search the google search central seo hangout recorded on july second question was submitted. Which simply asks. What's your vision of the future of. Seo this mueller kind of on the spot as he admits he didn't have that perfect elevator speech for the future of seo. He addresses a common concern shared by those within the seo industry. Which is that machine. Learning will get so advanced that google actually understand websites without any additional optimization. If google machine learning algorithms could understand everything about websites on their own there'd be no use for seo and we'd also have sky net so there's there's that particular issue right. I literally just watched terminator two with my boy yesterday. And i all. I can think of google's ai google's ai but really really got pretty disgusted with me chiming in there. And he is a great movie as scary as jesus. anyway he was quoted saying i. I don't know good question. I don't have that five minute answer for the future of issue. I think one of the things that people always worry about. Is everything everything around machine learning that google algorithms will get so far as automatically understand every website and seo will be obsolete. Nobody will need to do that. I don't think that will happen. So but without going further and he actually did get into referencing different. Cms that are getting more advanced..
SEO 101
"john mueller" Discussed on SEO 101
"More information on how to get more reviews. The key thing here though is being able to post to your google posts section directly from search results. I mean that's cool. You can add the photo even all that stuff in the same place. I'm impressed that is a nice update. So google it's nice when they streamline thanks for a couple years before they take it away. I'm not better. i'm not bitter it will. It'll they'll take it away a guarantee at this point the this wasn't being used ball using it at that point. Who they talk to you all right. So signed for the mueller vials. Getting john in the show again soon. It's not too long. But actually i guess only nine episodes but it's always good to have them on and so much has happened in just nine episodes any. What is this you. I posted this. I have not looked at this. Yeah so this is kind of interesting Somebody had posted a question honestly. I can't remember where they posted it or who they were but the issue they were having was. I'm so informative. Aren't they posted an issue where server errors are showing up for his I believe it was a his his or her their pages in search console but yet when checking the pages they are fine on the live site so the exact question or post was I had a server error on some pages on my sight. When i checked a few pages shown in the example they worked just fine. I also use the validate option a few times but google keeps marking the pages with an error. It's been a month since then. I've waited for google indexes pages with no success This has affected my organic impressions and clicks. Is there anything i can do here. And then there's a rather lengthy and i'll go through it Response from john mueller. Discussing this He says we do not invent errors on pages. When google bought checks a page and there's a server error..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"john mueller" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Incident had the marijuana shop drove to the Big Five store. At the Pony Village Mall, and while he was there, he purchased additional ammunition, Fraser says. If you see the man don't confront him, call police a federal judge's agreeing with the state of Florida, then a lawsuit over the CDC rules restricting the cruise industry. The judge's ruling changes the CDC requirements to recommendations for cruise goers who embarked from a Florida port. President Biden Call's Juneteenth a day of profound weight and power, Biden says Slavery took a terrible toll and was America's original sin. Great nations don't ignore the most painful moments. They don't ignore those moments in the past. They embraced them bite and signed legislation this week designating Juneteenth June 19th as a federal holiday. I'm Bill Trapero. A man is in critical condition after a vicious gain Be done in Yonkers, New York, James Flippant has the story. Yonkers PD releasing video of the incident in which a group can be seen swarming and kicking a man who'd been stomped to the ground Police Commissioner John Mueller, calling it a despicable and outrageous assault. A male victim was In the head with a bottle and stopped on by a group of people that included known gang members. The victim is currently in the trauma ward in critical condition with a brain injury. He adds that upwards of 50 people saw what happened, asking them to come forward and do the right thing. Soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo is scoring another milestone this time off the field. Brian shook his more. The Portuguese forward became the first person ever to reach 300 million Instagram followers. Dwayne the Rock Johnson is the next closest that 246 million. Ronaldo was also the first person to reach the 200 million mark. It comes the same week Ronaldo became the all time leading scorer at European Championships rated by some agencies as the worst unemployment system and nation. Virginia's State Employment Commission is getting a lot of money to better serve residents, but Keeps getting complaints. Rebecca Hubbard has more the Virginia employment commissions. New ID requirements are causing problems for some Virginians, the easy communication manager Joyce Fog, tells CBS six news. The change started May 25 asks claimants to upload proof of their identity in an effort to prevent fraud, she admits they're rolling out the requirement and not everyone is getting notified immediately. People have 14 days to complete the needed information once they're notified, but some recipients say the benefits are being cut off before they have a chance to comply with the new procedures. 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Fourth place just ahead of Yang in the polls, and Stringer telling us he has no plans to make an endorsement by that could change in the coming days who I would like to see his second choice candidate. This is the first race in the city with ranked choice voting where you can vote for your top five candidates. Stringer fell behind after allegations of sexual harassment from decades ago. Denise Pellegrini Bloomberg radio. Former U. S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers said the Federal Reserve signaled this week that it's keeping a close eye on the threat of inflation. When it posed the possibility of two interest rate hikes by late 2023. An optimistic view would be that because they signaled that they were on the case. That was reassuring to everybody that the accident that people feared was less likely to happen. The Fed also put a reduction in bond purchases on the table. Summers was interviewed on Bloomberg Television's Wall Street Week with David Weston. 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Edge of the Web
"john mueller" Discussed on Edge of the Web
"Difficult. And then you have your sam russia's and you're a it's a very very very hard market and then retaining those clients once you get an as even more difficult. Sure all right well Again we wish the best financially for everybody that was involved in that acquisition. And we we certainly give the best possible blessings for for all individuals over mas anna. We hope that they continue contributing to the space and good luck to everybody there. All right something else that we want to jump into here and kind of questioning over at Search engine journal on matt southern's post. Google doesn't rank pages differently than post. Alright so google bought doesn't recognize the difference between posts pages therefore they have equal opportunity to rank in search results. All right so. There's a headline sub-headline here all right. There was a seo hanging out. With john john mueller. Over on june four. Th and site owner navene at a carry. He joined the stream. Asking mueller wise. Blog post aren't getting as much traffic as is service pages he asks if google treats content differently when it's published in the blog section of site compared to the content published in other sections. I think this conversation has been there for a long time but the response was actually interesting. john actually responded. I don't think google roy would recognize that. There's a difference so usually that difference between posts in pages of something that is more With your back end organization of your. Cms that you're using wordpress if that's the case and it wouldn't be something that would be visible to us so we look at these as if it's an hmo page and there's lots of content here and it's linked within your site in this way and that we would rank this html page so they double down and actually talked about the cross linking the interlinking between the website. So we would essentially say it's an eight page. That's that's this content here in it's interlinked within your website in this specific way so point is here. Is something a little bit deeper. I believe that we're we're talking about. We've been talking about novelist panel. And we've been talking about google understanding entities and one of the key factors of introducing an entity are subject matter on your website is not where the a blog category or structural page. It's how you're cross linking how you're introducing these key pillar concepts to your audience and what's really important page and then supplemented support page if you can't separate between the pages here what you're no pun intended..
SEO 101
"john mueller" Discussed on SEO 101
"Example of native japanese content for search queries related to hiking mount fuji which also can drill down to sub topics. That only a native might know about. And i'm going to scroll down until i can find that example. This eventually might be able to take a photo of your hiking boots and ask. Can i use these to hike. Mount fuji mum would understand them image. And connect it with your question to let you know your boots or woodwork. Just fine it could then point you to a blog with a list of recommended gear. Wow it's something yeah really something else like. Was it sky. Net super ai. Terminator computers taking over the world type of stuff. It's so a so impressive that it can. It can connect those dots is does this. You know they always say. And john miller debunks us. How does this is the seo. No there's always a ton of stuff that can be done. seo and he agrees to Yes this is information that you couldn't necessarily put online to ensure that you get chosen by this multi unified model as a result. But that's okay. It's not going well at least for now. Not going to be everything. Insurgent cells how it's not even launched google just talking about what's coming would just kind of impressive unto itself that they're even mentioning But it does point to a whole new layer of interpretation of data that is kind of mind blowing and it certainly unfortunately going to make google that much more of a leader in the search room. I don't think anyone's even close to anything like this competitor really wanna competitor out there but this stuff really does put them apart. Set him apart it. You know the question of mom kill. Seo at the very least it won't kill seo for being so we know we know that beings not doing anything so well we're fully aware of but But yeah they're they're right though and even like you said john mentioned that no. It's just gonna change leave all the only way. Seo ever be dead. As of google decides to list all websites alphabetically by domain and then you got nothing otherwise. There's always going to be something i liked. How you mentioned like will this re redefine what it means to be topped ranked for certain search queries and he said here sourcing. Answers from multiple websites seems like selecting five winners and breaking off five pieces of the trophy for them to take home with them. I if we accept the scenario of five sites have the opportunity to be top ranked. How would you as an seo attempt to optimize for that anyway. He gets into whether or not. That's an unreasonable question. John mueller's comments. It's worth the read. I didn't read everything. Sounds like it did but it is a good long article. And it's beautifully written. Roger you rock. I used to write a lot. And i've strived to write this clearly and i think i did okay sometimes but he is bit of a god on the stuff. He's really good at it. So i'm glad he's writing for everyone and helping us out fascinating stuff. And and what i guess. What does it mean to you as the listener shows. What's coming and that is part of the reason you're listening. I think it's to understand what coming in search potentially it provides some concept of what you can expect. Yes you're going to be guessing we all do and to a degree. That's that's perfectly fine as long as you don't put a stake in it you know you're not put all your money on what you're guessing it is. It is very interesting to see where search will go whether or not. You should have all your eggs in that basket. Never a good idea to have all your eggs in one basket and searches you know. Definitely one of those baskets in anything. This makes it clear that paid ads is going to be more important for people i think one thing about mom is that it really reinforces the importance of relevant well written content that's exhaustive and including details from all angles. And really you know. Think about what you're writing and how some mixed media like images and video like the one example of you're taking a picture of your boots are these okay for mount fuji. You know today if you did that you couldn't search that way but in the future to be involved in searches like that you know having imagery that is super relevant to what you're writing about and The images that are optimized only for size but things like file name and image attributes and things like that and context around the images. It's all it's important now anyways but it's really going to increase in importance. Unstructured data and all that stuff is just going to increase in importance as things evolve further Interesting i just remembered something. I saw in search engine roundtables news and i wonder how this is connected but Apparently and i literally haven't read this. I just saw. The title seems to connect Apparently reverse google image. Search and google lens is coming closer together kind of connects. Doesn't it can take a picture of your boots and understands what it is Fact that google lens does is supposed to do the same idea. It's supposed to look at what you're you're seeing and understand it from search perspective and just really shows just how much effort they're putting into this and we're going to start seeing little rollouts. These kinds of improvements. I think all the dodgers to connect anyway. There is no indication of when this is launching. Could be next year. But i'm pretty impressed. We know better now. We'll give them that okay. So what is next year. Let's see we've got A using google translate to auto generate content. So i don't have the person's name unfortunately because they didn't record that so that's my bat. But a person asked john mueller. If using google translate to create a german version of their english website would create duplicate content issues so the short answer from john was no If it's translated content it is not duplicate content but that does create a different issues so he addressed this issue of using google. Translate and said. I think that a different I think that's a different problem here. Though so just in. General translated content is unique content. It's different words different letters on the page. So it's different content depending how you translate it however that would be more of a quality issue so basically if you take automatic translated tax using whatever tool whether it be google translator something else and dump that onto your website or they're translating a page or the whole website or part of page it will affect the quality of that content so you may not have a high level of quality. Your grammar might be off. You might be using incorrect words so really that could be another issue entirely so you could use these tools to translate your website but don't expect great things to come of them unless you then take that translated texts and have translators go through it and tweak it and make sure that it's grammatically correct Which makes sense. I mean how many times have you been on a site. That is an english but it's been translated over and it just doesn't make sense actually. The best example isn't even websites assembly instructions for products. And all that kind of stuff. That's where it gets really bad. Put that online and that'll affect your ranking so you definitely don't want to rely on a tool for translation translation tools can be pretty brutal some pretty horrible translation so caning very very entertaining one. Oh one we'll be back right after recess ready to do a podcast for your business. Make podcast to enterprise level. Let webmaster radio dot. Fm expedite and execute your podcast to build your brand and brought in your customer base webmaster radio dot fm work with the world's biggest tech brands. Google yahoo and bing and i've worked with fast-growing brands like ship station. Go daddy now. It's your turn contact biard. Asc oh at w. m. r. dot fm and rush your enterprise level podcast into production at a very reasonable rate. Email be our seo at wm are dot fm looking for the best in wordpress speed security and scale ability. 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Drop my rankings. Or will it not unquote sorry obviously. Esl second language you but we get the gist and you've already created answer. Let you do it. Yeah sure so John had said in russia. And this won't be a big surprise to anyone big desio but he says tagging category pages have almost no traffic or no visibility of those pages. You can remove those pages with no real impact on organic search traffic He goes on to note checking those pages within google. Search console to see if there's any visibility would be a good idea prior to removing and i can elaborate a little bit on that we you know we see. That sort of thing happened a lot where it may not necessarily be tagger category page but it applies riana removes some content from your site So definitely you wanna make sure that content removing. It is not going to hurt anything. So google kurtz search console is a great place to start. You can go into the performance report and check out what pages are ranking and how. They're doing This comes back to the wrecks question from earlier or not question about so you can go in and you can sort that list and search through four. You're tagging category pages. See if they're coming up series anything useful there You wanna look at inbound links for those pages which in this case the amendment. Answer the ask. The question did not have any. You want to look at google analytics and see if you have any traffic to those pages entry level traffic to your site Once you're once you've established that these pages are no good. You don't need them they're not really benefitting you. You can definitely remove them. Three hundred redirect them at typically in the example with the question tagging category pages. I can't remember the last time. I saw tiger category page rank in search. No it just doesn't really happen. I mean i. I should say relation to blogs a category pages in relation to e commerce absolutely rank So so those top level categories in an e commerce site. You should always have those. Don't ever get rid of them. Keep them keep them But in a blog they're probably the there's rarely any unique content on them. They're not really adding much value. Unless you've got a special situation where you are also presenting unique content on them or perhaps you have snippets for your blog posts. That are totally unique and not posted anywhere else There might be value there but by and large category pages can usually be removed safely. And then i would restore redirect them as well i. Yeah i mean. It isn't a small topic or what you've mentioned what you said in terms of his reply. All stuff obviously makes perfect sense. If you're going to have to remove them you do research however part of having a blog that has a lot of content that content typically falls into the nether minutes. It's still there. But as deep deep deep in your site and the only way to find it for google is to look into your archives a nice thing about tags and categories is it does enable as long as you don't go crazy. That's a huge cabinet. Go to jump to specific parts of that archive and re index it. And let's say you update an article or a post or something with new information obviously wanna make sure that that is posted somewhere recent as well. Note that you've made a change or whatever so it's more present and an immediate in its timely. But just the same if you. I like to use the car example the simplest but like you have a tag. It's car blog and it's you've got to tag up. Bmw's you got a tag about mercedes. Whatever it might be. That's very general. Actually those could be the categories and then you got the tags which are the different models and it makes it much easier for anyone just to cook through and go to the content. They're looking for if in fact there on your blog doing searches and not just finding the result in google. If they're just finding the results go it'll also help them. Because it allows google to find that content easier and it shows to google that there is a connection between all that content so there there are posits is. There's no simple answer which is truly the case for most of the questions we get. There's always a range. There's always always you know there's so many questions. We could ask a person to understand the best path for them but that that should help you think. Now we have a question from the nyack He's one of our listeners. Thank you very much for posting your question on our facebook group. His question is is a good idea at two different types of schema to the same page article and faq. I've created a pillar content page for the term voice assistance. I have schema markup set as an article for that page using jason d. Now i'm planning to add faq's about voice assistant to the same page. What s seo experts. Recommend should i add. Faq's on this page. Or should i try to recreate. Or should i create another. Faq page for this and again. Like i said he did the notes. And you've done a good job here so you read off the answer. Yes so there's kind of two parts of this question. I guess the first one can use multiple schemers on a single page. The answer to that is absolutely yes. And if you want more clarification on what you can do. They're gonna free off a really horrible linked to read off be no and it'll be in the show notes it'll be in the show notes there you go. It's on in developers. Google you can find it in there. So yeah it'll be in the show notes fall the link and you'll see google say yes you can do it A good example might be. I think it will use his example. If you have a recipe and you've got that marked up a recipe and then you have a video. That's also related to that recipe using titles together You might have breadcrumbs markup webpage markup all kinds of things so you yes. You can absolutely multiple scheme on a single page. The other question was related to. Should you create another faq for that content. And we're were just saying you know it. There's no simple answer. It's all know there's a big range of possible answers. I guess that really comes down to how much content is already on that page and can that q standalone or is it very complementary to the rest of the content on the page in which case. Maybe it should be there. One example to that is a competitor of client of ours. had a category page e commerce site and they added faq's to that page and as a result the listing in the search results included that faq markup within the listing for top search term. They wanted to rank for so you know that can help your search results for sure. If it's you know topical enough relevant. But sometimes i think user better on their own pages well so i you know if you've only got one or two questions and they're short answers. Are you even a dozen questions. But they're short answers you should probably include it on the page If you've got really long detailed answers and it's really comprehensive probably better to have it on. Its own page But again hard to say without seeing an example of this perfect. I wouldn't get an answer better myself. Thank you very much and b. Feel free to request a follow up on that in any other listeners. Please do post your questions on our seo. One on one on one group on facebook you can find out by just searching for seo. Wanna one podcast. When you're in the facebook area okay. Well on behalf of myself ross done. Ceo step forth web marketing and my company's senior seo scott vanak. Thank you for joining us today. If you enjoyed the show. And we'd appreciate any feedback on apple podcasts. 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SEO 101
"john mueller" Discussed on SEO 101
"The total sum of knowledge about a topic. Either even if that knowledge is not or isn't different language so unquote now the example he gives in this and i thought it was a great way to explain. This is if someone's looking up For looking up a spanish recipe let's say paella and the example And google would normally just pick whatever ranked well for that particular phrase. If it could very well be someone in Heck texas the wrote about paella who may or may not really be a great true paella. Cook just might have a good recipe. But it's not classic pale. Well what they're saying here is now. They can use. The data from spanish results could be in spanish language even to interpret an answer and provide it to you so that now they're able to draw from different languages that are more. You know particularly more authoritative resources that are different languages and they can take other information from that and guess as well so for example this is an example from google that roger mentioned says google uses the example of native japanese content for search queries related to hiking mount fuji which also can drill down to sub topics. That only a native might know about. And i'm going to scroll down until i can find that example. This eventually might be able to take a photo of your hiking boots and ask. Can i use these to hike. Mount fuji mum would understand them image. And connect it with your question to let you know your boots or woodwork. Just fine it could then point you to a blog with a list of recommended gear. Wow it's something yeah really something else like. Was it sky. Net super ai. Terminator computers taking over the world type of stuff. It's so a so impressive that it can. It can connect those dots is does this. You know they always say. And john miller debunks us. How does this is the seo. No there's always a ton of stuff that can be done. seo and he agrees to Yes this is information that you couldn't necessarily put online to ensure that you get chosen by this multi unified model as a result. But that's okay. It's not going well at least for now. Not going to be everything. Insurgent cells how it's not even launched google just talking about what's coming would just kind of impressive unto itself that they're even mentioning But it does point to a whole new layer of interpretation of data that is kind of mind blowing and it certainly unfortunately going to make google that much more of a leader in the search room. I don't think anyone's even close to anything like this competitor really wanna competitor out there but this stuff really does put them apart. Set him apart it. You know the question of mom kill. Seo at the very least it won't kill seo for being so we know we know that beings not doing anything so well we're fully aware of but But yeah they're they're right though and even like you said john mentioned that no. It's just gonna change leave all the only way. Seo ever be dead. As of google decides to list all websites alphabetically by domain and then you got nothing otherwise. There's always going to be something i liked. How you mentioned like will this re redefine what it means to be topped ranked for certain search queries and he said here sourcing. Answers from multiple websites seems like selecting five winners and breaking off five pieces of the trophy for them to take home with them. I if we accept the scenario of five sites have the opportunity to be top ranked. How would you as an seo attempt to optimize for that anyway. He gets into whether or not. That's an unreasonable question. John mueller's comments. It's worth the read. I didn't read everything. Sounds like it did but it is a good long article. And it's beautifully written. Roger you rock. I used to write a lot. And i've strived to write this clearly and i think i did okay sometimes but he is bit of a god on the stuff. He's really good at it. So i'm glad he's writing for everyone and helping us out fascinating stuff. And and what i guess. What does it mean to you as the listener shows. What's coming and that is part of the reason you're listening. I think it's to understand what coming in search potentially it provides some concept of what you can expect. Yes you're going to be guessing we all do and to a degree. That's that's perfectly fine as long as you don't put a stake in it you know you're not put all your money on what you're guessing it is. It is very interesting to see where search will go whether or not. You should have all your eggs in that basket. Never a good idea to have all your eggs in one basket and searches you know. Definitely one of those baskets in anything. This makes it clear that paid ads is going to be more important for people i think one thing about mom is that it really reinforces the importance of relevant well written content that's exhaustive and including details from all angles. And really you know. Think about what you're writing and how some mixed media like images and video like the one example of you're taking a picture of your boots are these okay for mount fuji. You know today if you did that you couldn't search that way but in the future to be involved in searches like that you know having imagery that is super relevant to what you're writing about and The images that are optimized only for size but things like file name and image attributes and things like that and context around the images. It's all it's important now anyways but it's really going to increase in importance. Unstructured data and all that stuff is just going to increase in importance as things evolve further Interesting i just remembered something. I saw in search engine roundtables news and i wonder how this is connected but Apparently and i literally haven't read this. I just saw. The title seems to connect Apparently reverse google image. Search and google lens is coming closer together kind of connects. Doesn't it can take a picture of your boots and understands what it is Fact that google lens does is supposed to do the same idea. It's supposed to look at what you're you're seeing and understand it from search perspective and just really shows just how much effort they're putting into this and we're going to start seeing little rollouts. These kinds of improvements. I think all the dodgers to connect anyway. There is no indication of when this is launching. Could be next year. But i'm pretty impressed. We know better now. We'll give them that okay. So.
SEO 101
"john mueller" Discussed on SEO 101
"It's it was when i first read about it. There's a couple of weeks ago when it came out. But i tell you. I commented roger on facebook for this. It really was so clear. Just had such a great job explaining it. That's why i'm going to be quoting. I'm here again. It's on search engine journal as you get full credit for this fantastic so This is Under the title subtitle is mum. Seo on optimizing anyway to quote him he says one astounding way. Mum solves. Answers is to use the total sum of knowledge about a topic. Either even if that knowledge is not or isn't different language so unquote now the example he gives in this and i thought it was a great way to explain. This is if someone's looking up For looking up a spanish recipe let's say paella and the example And google would normally just pick whatever ranked well for that particular phrase. If it could very well be someone in Heck texas the wrote about paella who may or may not really be a great true paella. Cook just might have a good recipe. But it's not classic pale. Well what they're saying here is now. They can use. The data from spanish results could be in spanish language even to interpret an answer and provide it to you so that now they're able to draw from different languages that are more. You know particularly more authoritative resources that are different languages and they can take other information from that and guess as well so for example this is an example from google that roger mentioned says google uses the example of native japanese content for search queries related to hiking mount fuji which also can drill down to sub topics. That only a native might know about. And i'm going to scroll down until i can find that example. This eventually might be able to take a photo of your hiking boots and ask. Can i use these to hike. Mount fuji mum would understand them image. And connect it with your question to let you know your boots or woodwork. Just fine it could then point you to a blog with a list of recommended gear. Wow it's something yeah really something else like. Was it sky. Net super ai. Terminator computers taking over the world type of stuff. It's so a so impressive that it can. It can connect those dots is does this. You know they always say. And john miller debunks us. How does this is the seo. No there's always a ton of stuff that can be done. seo and he agrees to Yes this is information that you couldn't necessarily put online to ensure that you get chosen by this multi unified model as a result. But that's okay. It's not going well at least for now. Not going to be everything. Insurgent cells how it's not even launched google just talking about what's coming would just kind of impressive unto itself that they're even mentioning But it does point to a whole new layer of interpretation of data that is kind of mind blowing and it certainly unfortunately going to make google that much more of a leader in the search room. I don't think anyone's even close to anything like this competitor really wanna competitor out there but this stuff really does put them apart. Set him apart it. You know the question of mom kill. Seo at the very least it won't kill seo for being so we know we know that beings not doing anything so well we're fully aware of but But yeah they're they're right though and even like you said john mentioned that no. It's just gonna change leave all the only way. Seo ever be dead. As of google decides to list all websites alphabetically by domain and then you got nothing otherwise. There's always going to be something i liked. How you mentioned like will this re redefine what it means to be topped ranked for certain search queries and he said here sourcing. Answers from multiple websites seems like selecting five winners and breaking off five pieces of the trophy for them to take home with them. I if we accept the scenario of five sites have the opportunity to be top ranked. How would you as an seo attempt to optimize for that anyway. He gets into whether or not. That's an unreasonable question. John mueller's comments. It's worth the read. I didn't read everything. Sounds like it did but it is a good long article. And it's beautifully written. Roger you rock. I used to write a lot. And i've strived to write this clearly and i think i did okay sometimes but he is bit of a god on the stuff. He's really good at it. So i'm glad he's writing for everyone and helping us out fascinating stuff. And and what i guess. What does it mean to you as the listener shows. What's coming and that is part of the reason you're listening. I think it's to understand what coming in search potentially it provides some concept of what you can expect. Yes you're going to be guessing we all do and to a degree. That's that's perfectly fine as long as you don't put a stake in it you know you're not put all your money on what you're guessing it is. It is very interesting to see where search will go whether or not. You should have all your eggs in that basket. Never a good idea to have all your eggs in one basket and searches you know. Definitely one of those baskets in anything. This makes it clear that paid ads is going to be more important for people i think one thing about mom is that it really reinforces the importance of relevant well written content that's exhaustive and including details from all angles. And really you know. Think about what you're writing and how some mixed media like images and video like the one example of you're taking a picture of your boots are these okay for mount fuji. You know today if you did that you couldn't search that way but in the future to be involved in searches like that you know having imagery that is super relevant to what you're writing about and The images that are optimized only for size but things like file name and image attributes and things like that and context around the images. It's all it's important now anyways but it's really going to increase in importance. Unstructured data and all that stuff is just going to increase in importance as things evolve further Interesting i just remembered something. I saw in search engine roundtables news and i wonder how this is connected but Apparently and i literally haven't read this. I just saw. The title seems to connect Apparently reverse google image. Search and google lens is coming closer together kind of connects. Doesn't it can take a picture of your boots and understands what it is Fact that google lens does is supposed to do the same idea. It's supposed to look at what you're you're seeing and understand it from search perspective and just really shows just how much effort they're putting into this and we're going to start seeing little rollouts. These kinds of improvements. I think all the dodgers to connect anyway. There is no indication of when this is launching. Could be next year. But i'm.
Digital Marketing from the Trenches : Live at the Hive
"john mueller" Discussed on Digital Marketing from the Trenches : Live at the Hive
"Page speed for example or gt metrics kingdom. All of these search As website speed tools are using lighthouse. Which is google tool google. Coming around and saying And this is something that in the seo world has been known for quite some time but it's been hotly debated in. It's really kind of silly conversation. Because site speed scores from lighthouse or google page speed and sites also include best practices that don't necessarily affect the speed of the site but they affect your score out of one hundred. Okay so google is actually coming out and saying you don't need all three good web vital scores necessarily for a rankings boost. You can definitely get this actually comes from So this week was google i. Which is their developer conference which lasted like the whole entire week. So there's hours and hours of content and you're going to see all these summaries and everything else but page experience Is not a binary one zero on or off. You're going to rank or you're not gonna rank So i think one of the things is again. This is very similar to the third party cookies and all of these issues that are coming up and happening right now is you don't necessarily need to obsess completely over this. You need to be good and doing all of the best things in if you can get your site. Low down to less two seconds. You're going to be fine. If you below three seconds you'll probably be ok to And a lot of those speed elements come from fairly basic fundamental. things that you can do Kind of pressure on them to like on everyone really right. They probably didn't want to get a million people contacting them saying o.'s. Been a fact everything how you know by kind of you want to be in the good range but if you can't ultimately chief it across all three then you for sure and i think this is a lot of seo drama. That happens where seo to argue. And then they asked john mueller on twitter from google who responds and search liaison Ad and it just turns into this kind of wild speculation and typically what happens in the world of seo as it's shades of gray their extremities that people come in an extreme on both sides that say you have to have less than one second load and you should over it and then other people go the other direction saying it's not going to even be thing almost every single time it's like right smack dab in the middle And it just requires a cool-headed understanding of of what's.
Christoph Trappe: Business Storytelling Podcast
"john mueller" Discussed on Christoph Trappe: Business Storytelling Podcast
"It's unstructured data. That search engine could actually just make sure to understand what that pages about. So make sure google crawl it makes you look at index that page and the knicks. Google understand why that page is different from all the other pages on the internet. I mean it sounds like the bare minimum. Really we have to focus on some. I mean basic things. I mean really just you know. Make sure some of those things are working. The one thing i was wearing my it depends t shirt today. The answer to most everything in marketing is it depends but you might be one of the first guest berry on the show after twenty minutes on this. Show you have not said it depends. It's funny because one of the most popular google representatives. john mueller. His thing is it. Depends 'cause he's asked a lot of questions about very technical. Very minutia related. Seo questions and sometimes those answers the pen. I mean why. A webpage might rank in this country versus dot country in on this device device on at this time during the day at that time today versus you know why these painters are ranking in those pages though rank does is this going to help me ranked better. That can help me write better. Google's very very complex. It's not what it used to be. Where using a bunch of lincoln content now to so many different raking back hundreds and hundreds of different frank factors at in those ranking factors Some of those heavy machine learning no machine learning college tweaks South by the time. So will you rank better if you do x y and z. The answer often is it depends but there are some basics that you can do to make sure that we will crawl index rank. You rub age will arrive number one for everything. It has the tag keywords. You're trying to rank four If you're trying to rank well for. I guess covid vaccine these days which is probably pretty popular. It's gonna be hard especially with all the regulations going on around this google's lead to prevent self-worth. I mean it really depends on the you're trying to rank for and what you're doing to rank for often of the more minutia again in their answer is often depends on a lot of variables and of course i say that kind of as a joke a little bit but a lotta times people from here and it depends right but you have very clear answers to a of these questions so i really really appreciate that..
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"john mueller" Discussed on WGN Radio
"The juniors Sometimes when I'm all alone, 1957 on ABC, Paramount flipside of at the Hump, which reached number one on the billboard hot 100 stayed there for seven weeks. 62 years ago this month, All right, So we're talking with Greg and you're welcome to join us 8888765593. But the oddest place he lived, which doesn't so far sound too odd, But I have a feeling of stories coming and we're talking Mohonk, New York, where they've got some really pricey big hotels and what's a great preserve and forests and lake and stuff. So here you are, and you've got the world's largest portico share sounds like Pick it up. Yeah, Yeah, that hotel window when I found it wasn't Oh, I think 1970 or so I wasn't too long back from Vietnam. And at that time it was maintained pretty much well was ah Quaker family had founded it at the turn of the century and bloody history place. Actually, I worked as a chauffeur gofer for the hotel and carried a ledger once that had Signatures from Russell would be haze of John Mueller and the variety there, you know, And anyway, there's a beautiful, tranquil spot enough to make me fall in love in there with the girls working there, and we got married there and everything was perfect, Beautiful flower gardens, and so you seem to be Well, maybe there and it. It's Lake Mohawk. Nam houses never places just stunningly beautiful. Used granite rock from the local mountains there, which was the show longer mountains kind of thing That's for rock climbing years ago. But anyway, I was. That hotel has changed quite a bit Now. I went back there. Oh, I think in 2012 And as he said, it's pricey and modernized. We were there It would quiet down almost completely in the wintertime and just the residents and maybe a weekend guests and And then in the summer time it was house mostly families from New York to come and spend weeks you know, but they've changed that the younger generation took over. But it was nature mainly as you said a nature Reserve resort with hiking trails and So anyway, there was an old gatehouse. It was original from the property but not used for that anymore since they did away with carriages and close carriages, and I drove by it on my way to the local town there with my chores daily and passed by and inquired and They agreed to let my son my wife and I am there. We were all excited. Doctors will be just terrific. Have our own privacy in the mountain and get some chickens and things and this and that no one would have been the rooms or damp, cold, miserable. Hard to heat in the winter time. The thing was, it was a three story very tall tower with an archway. Which covered the path up to the mountain side of the carriages. What's really check in there? Well, that's stupid, actually cause more problems for us. And you could imagine Had the comeback compels you there with the motorcycle. One night. It was like a railroad train coming through at three o'clock in the morning, and then we will continually getting people strive for this people coming in. Curiosity understandable because of the beauty of the thing, but it was a still private and we had a chain out front to said private residence. Quite a difference out Still, they'd come through. I'll turn nightly. I went from being a real nice, relaxed, wonderful guy at the mountain up there, too irritated mad all the time because it was terrible. So anyway, one example was ahead of fellow come through now from town with his dog. Got into our chickens. Oh, no. I was standing up in an hour. Yeah, it was damaged and I was up in the tower. I started screaming at him hall and get out of here. This he says, Well, I'm sorry. I just wanted to paint me. I just wanted to see if I could paint your house. Well, I said you fool. This is a granite stone building. You know, you don't paint the house. Well, he was an artist. Exactly. He wanted to paint the house, not paint the house. Oh, that's home. Larry. That's hilarious. Now. Was it hot? Was it haunted? Well, I don't know if we thought that way at the time. We were, as you know, I don't know You're looking at the times early seventies, so imagination, whatever. Maybe I don't know. We thought of it more as just a kind of a minute. Your castle and, uh, It just wasn't a happy time. Not all we finally did end up. We moved out the Iowa huh? Years after that, not because of the experience in the gatehouse. But thanks for changing anyway, and I've always missed that hotel on the other. No, probably if you ever get a chance. Don't be You could do in those of David returned. Just enjoy the beauty and of it, but it sits right on the edge of a spring Fed model Lake. No motors allowed. Just skips and well boats and It's beautiful. He did. Selma Ruby there once called Road to Wellville with Anthony Hopkins, who is the story of the Kellogg Cornflakes Bunch, and there's some good shots of the hotel in that. Was intact by different scene when we were there. I gotta have a great life there until we moved down to that castle. So how? How long did you live in the castle? I think we made it through your so you know some other things and all, but it was a constant aggravation. And they said it was pretty primitive. Inside two we had, you know, modern facility of appliances installed on this and that, but it just the dampness of it. The entire tower was like a winding Concrete staircase up through about three stories. And that was beautiful. You could get up into that top area there and you could see town you could see across the treetops so birds of Lando and visit with you for a minute or two. We used to Food up there night under the stars in the opening of Paris. Quite beautiful, But as I said, it was just an aggravation. I think that's why I called you just to tell you. Yeah, you know, it sounds It sounds like the thing when you first see it. You say this is ideal will just spruce it up a little list of the best places we've ever lived, and then you discover that the dank nous will not go away. And if it's not if it's not cold and damp in the summer for a couple weeks is hot as hell. I mean, there's there's no middle ground. On this. Oh, I I can I can relate to this. And yeah, you So Yeah, Being hot thing is is very the mind of the mountain, the mountain itself that forget the elevation. But just down there in that valley was a No, the Hudson River valleys and work it on this summer time. I'm sure the hotel itself I When I found it. It was like paradise to me. When I drove in there's 2.5 miles in from the new gatehouse on top of a mountain he could drive in at the time with the car. And I just It was like of a very in castle. So really, I just say that hotel one of the experience but our personal experience there that was our own doing and s O back, But yeah, and they marketed as a castle of Victorian Castle and it's ah, it's still going strong. Like I say, now, what crisis per night that I sure couldn't afford, but but it's It's neat that it's there. It almost looks like it belongs in Bam for someplace. You don't expect it to be there. But there it is. That's exactly what you know. And I used to think of a very what I saw. They've got magnificent award winning flower Gardens in the summer and then turtles all the way up to the top. Where there's a thing called Sky Top. There's another tower up there build that same granite rock. You can hike up there. It's about a mile or two and just see you could space A could see Connecticut New York state New Jersey and Maybe even parts of Pennsylvania from that, mom, But there I just loved it. But, uh, we moved out here then things changed quite a bit. But I've adjusted over the years we moved here in 75. So I think I'm pretty much and I wouldn't know. Yeah. And no views there. I mean, talk about the flat of state in the United States of America. You found it. Well, it's not necessarily to rally. I live here in the central part of the state news. There's quite a few rolling hills and rivers. And this really means a lot of lot of wooded times those fat parts and further west into toward Nebraska, and there It's part of the state. Actually, over on the eastern part of the state is very much like the Hudson really. Valley really was the word borders on the Mississippi and the cliffs. And but there's a town called McGarrigle over there. That's so I thought it was just really just about like home to me, one of one of pastor either, but it's quite beautiful. Actually, those who are seasons changed in colors. I live beautiful, green, lush greens in the summer. You know if you've ever seen a grant Wood painting, he's with a look on ourselves here Historical..