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In the video, we'll talk about Search Console demographics and how to use them to improve our SEO strategy. Search Console Demographics:

1. Audience Insights: Search Console demographics provide valuable insights into the age, gender, and location of your website's visitors. This information can be used to better understand your audience and tailor your marketing efforts to their needs.

2. Behavior Analysis: The demographics data in Search Console can be used to analyze user behavior on your website. For example, you can see which age groups or genders are more likely to convert and adjust your website or marketing strategy accordingly.

3. Content Optimization: By understanding the demographics of your audience, you can optimize your website's content to better resonate with their interests and preferences.

4. Mobile Optimization: Search Console demographics data can also show you which devices your visitors are using to access your website. This information can be used to optimize your website's mobile experience for better engagement and conversions.

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Discover how the Web Vitals initiative equips developers with the metrics, resources, and advice they require to provide a wonderful user experience to each and every user. Core Web Vitals will be incorporated into Google Search's page experience ranking algorithm. In this lesson, you'll learn about SEO, how Core Web Vitals work, and how to use Search Console to raise the Core Web Vitals of your website. 1. Core Web Vitals is a set of metrics that measure key aspects of website performance, including loading speed, interactivity, and visual stability. 2. The three specific metrics that makeup Core Web Vitals are Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS). 3. LCP measures how quickly the largest element on the page loads, FID measures how quickly the page responds to user input, and CLS measures how stable the page layout is while it loads. 4. Core Web Vitals were introduced by Google in 2020 as part of their efforts to improve the user experience of websites across the web. 5. Google uses Core Web Vitals as a ranking factor in their search algorithm, so improving your website's performance in these metrics can help improve your search engine rankings and attract more visitors to your site. 6. Core Web Vitals can be measured using a variety of tools and techniques, including browser developer tools, Google's PageSpeed Insights tool, and third-party performance testing tools.

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Web development on Chrome OS (Chrome Dev Summit 2019)

Today, I’m going to talk about web development on Chromebooks. Here is a quote from you. A skilled web developer. Chromebooks are awesome and, if you don’t remember saying this recently, I hope that after reading this article, it will become a daily thing. Chromebooks are known for being lightweight fast, secure web browsing machines.

They are so much more. The device portfolio has grown to…

Web Payments (Chrome Dev Summit 2016)

But if you think registration forms are difficult, we should talk about. Checkout forms a lot more form fields, a lot more questions, but I think that you’re going to see a consistent theme emerging through, like our talks here today, which is this one of let the browser help you. There are certain advantages that we have as a browser, especially when it comes to reducing friction and making…

What’s new in Material Design for the web (Chrome Dev Summit 2019)

The first update is the material theme builder tool on glitch. The tool itself is a self-contained application that showcases each of the material components with prompts to update the base theme shown. It helps teams to leverage the three subsystems of theming within material typography shape and color.

The tool uses SAS variables to show users how to adjust an interface style and make their own…

This last two weeks felt long. I don’t remember why I missed week notes last week, but I am betting it was something to do with being asleep.

Notable events:

Chrome Dev Summit was both good (PWA book!) and bad (yay, sexism, again!). It was a particularly excellent week for seeing people I like a lot because they all had to come to the event for work, though. We forced many of them to visit our home for brunch.

California caught fire, again. It’s really extremely sad, so I don’t even think I should be allowed to complain that the ashes of people’s lives, homes and businesses raining down on San Francisco were a reason I had to stay inside for 5 days straight.

Our friends from England working on Poplar came to visit and we had a really fun and interesting evening talking about their work over at Stamen HQ.

Two thirds of Poplar went on a jaunt with Alex and I to Stinson beach.

It’s Thanksgiving and this year I am thankful for not having to go anywhere or see anyone and being allowed to play Fallout 76.

Sound on! 3 days to go until #ChromeDevSummit! My smart mirror is alive and fairly robust! Finally doing some more useful things too. But even this is just the beginning. Stay tuned for more.