Ryan Siddle

Apparently when you have good research to share, it gets shared. Thanks for sharing! Let's share a beer for sharing https://twitter.com/HathawayP/status/1421123940005601286 …

I really wish the @Microsoft #Authenticator app would have a search feature. Scrolling through tens of 2FA codes to eventually reach the right one is quite a poor experience.

It took a few years, but MS Teams now supports native Mac notifications https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/office/change-your-notifications-style-in-teams-0da93820-93d0-4da3-86b6-fc28d19908e3 …

It'd be interesting to know how Google would look at enforcing through some affiliate open redirection system. Quick thought - Create a redirection domain and block Googlebot from it, then Googlebot can't track upstream. At the same time, the link value wouldn't be passed throughhttps://twitter.com/googlesearchc/status/1419664091690323976 …

Does anyone else try to exit a meeting before getting the message "Your host has ended the meeting"? It's the small wins that count.

Tip for Enterprise SEO: Create a data process that monitors server log entries against a list of known redirects. If a redirect hasn't been used for X months (at least 12), consider removing it. It's a little more tricky understanding if a regex rule is being matched though.https://twitter.com/methode/status/1417922753995358211 …

Something I've always struggled with is article writing. We have a lot of SEO experiments to share, some of which have worked well and others not so much. I'm going to try publishing one piece of backlogged research each week regardless of how polished the editing is...

What technical SEO auditing gets you most excited? I'll go first...

We have a remote position open with technical SEO and data engineering as required skills. You must have strong Python and Apache products experience. Send me a DM or tag someone who may be interested.

Signed Exchanges (SXG) are going to be the next buzzwords for those who work in the SEO industry

It's fascinating to see phishing emails use Google open redirects. The destination link may not be the one you may think. Using a password vault is another security layer that enables URL matching. If the account doesn't appear when it should, it's probably a spoofed (sub)domain

You'll get to work with our enterprise clients to research, innovate and prototype for: 1. SEO automation tools for risk mitigation. 2. Competitive strategies and growth opportunity. You'll get to work with large datasets (crawling, logs, APIs) and build scripts

2/ My assumption is `rel` would be parsed as a list, working through each value split by the whitespace character. Could anyone confirm or deny it? <a rel="...">, of course, has many potential values. The second example is more explicit with an order of precedence.