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21 Local SEO Moves & Situations I Have Never Seen a Business Penalized for
30Jun By PhilNo Comments
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21 Local SEO Moves & Situations I Have Never Seen a Business Penalized for

Like my post? Please share! All kinds of actions and events can set you back in the Google Maps 3-pack, the organic results, or both: Google Business Profile pages that get removed, having a location in the same building or complex as a bunch of your competitors, hosting or other errors that prevent Google from accessing your site, getting your title tags wiped out, being at the business end of an algorithm update, or buying thousands of shaky links.  It’s important that you can ID the landmines.  It’s equally important to know what is not a landmine. Over the past 86 “Internet years,” I’ve had many a conversation with business owners (and often other SEOs) to the effect of, “Do you think ______ caused my rankings to dive?”  More often than not I say “No, here’s what I think happened,” an...
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Amazon Alexa Moves Operations to Amazon Built Chips | by Tapaan Chauhan | Oct, 2021
28Oct By Tapaan ChauhanNo Comments
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Amazon Alexa Moves Operations to Amazon Built Chips | by Tapaan Chauhan | Oct, 2021

Alexa is moving the majority of its activities onto the Inferentia CPU delivered by Amazon. The movement away from the Nvidia chips utilized by Alexa recently will help the voice assistant’s speed and lessen its energy requests, as indicated by the organization, while also giving Amazon more control of its voice associate.Nvidia’s chips have gone about as the focal terminal for Alexa. The chips hand-off Alexa clients’ inquiries and orders to the Amazon Web Services server farms in the cloud and cycle the text’s reaction into the discourse. Presently, Inferentia chips will take up the job.They are manufactured explicitly for the AI assignments that involve a lot of Alexa’s work, such as perceiving language and pictures and producing a fitting reaction.Alongside Alexa, the Inferentia chips w...
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Alexa Moves Most Operations to Amazon-Built Chips | by Tapaan Chauhan | Feb, 2021
25Feb By Tapaan ChauhanNo Comments
ai, ai bot, ai chat, ai chatbot, amazon, amazon-alexa, artificial-intelligence, best chatbot, chatbot, chatbot ai, chatbot app, chatbot online, chatbot website, conversation with ai, creating chatbots, google chat bots, robot chat, voice-assistant

Alexa Moves Most Operations to Amazon-Built Chips | by Tapaan Chauhan | Feb, 2021

Alexa is moving the majority of its activities onto the Inferentia CPU delivered by Amazon. The movement away from the Nvidia chips utilized by Alexa recently will help the voice assistant’s speed and lessen its energy requests, as indicated by the organization, while also giving Amazon more control of its voice associate.Nvidia’s chips have gone about as the focal terminal for Alexa. The chips hand-off Alexa clients’ inquiries and orders to the Amazon Web Services server farms in the cloud and cycle the text’s reaction into the discourse. Presently, Inferentia chips will take up the job.They are manufactured explicitly for the AI assignments that involve a lot of Alexa’s work, such as perceiving language and pictures and producing a fitting reaction.Alongside Alexa, the Inferentia chips w...
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Next-Level Google Maps Spam-Squashing Moves
20Dec By PhilNo Comments
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Next-Level Google Maps Spam-Squashing Moves

Like my post? Please share! This is an unofficial sequel to my February 2019 post called “Google Maps Spam Patrol: Why You Need to Do It, and 10 Tips to Make It Doable.”  In that post I explain why you should keep your competitors’ Google Maps / 3-pack spam (or honest mistakes) from spinning out of control.  As I often tell my clients, if your competitors want to outrank you in the local search results, you might as well make them work for it and do it fair and square. If you’re not too familiar with the idea and practical SOPs of spam patrol – or spam-fighting, spam-hunting, or whatever  you’d like to call it – you’ll probably want to take a few minutes to read that post (and maybe this one and this one). Now, if you’re clear on why and how to do Google Maps spam patrol, and maybe...
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