The Google Search Console Complaint Department
Hey it’s a free tool (thanks guys!) and certainly better than nothing, but #IHaveADream… THE NAME The name, while arguably more descriptive, cannot escape its history as “Google Webmaster Tools”. Maybe in a few years we will all stop trying to say “Google Search Console” while actually saying “Webmaster Tools”. Maybe. HTML IMPROVEMENTS How about […]
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Google manual action penalties were due to links for freebies
A month ago, we reported that Google had issued warnings to bloggers over providing links in return for free products to review. … read more
Examining Traffic From Google’s AMP Carousel
On April 4th I noticed we were seeing some growth in traffic to one of the AMP versions of our posts. A quick check in analytics revealed the AMP version of this post had indeed enjoyed an uplift in traffic. With a bit more digging I found Builtvisible ranking Google’s AMP carousel for “Google”. I […]
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Don’t trust Google to structure your local data
As Google increasingly incorporates direct answers and other types of featured snippets into search results pages, columnist Andrew Shotland points out that businesses may want to get smarter about marking up their pages.
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The Future of Local SERPs
Per my previous post, Are You Doing Local Answers SEO?, we have noticed these types of results are becoming more common for queries that have local intent: This is in line with the increasing presence of Knowledge Graph results over the past year. We believe that Google is starting to view many local queries as […]
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Visual analysis of AdWords data: a primer
Columnist David Fothergill shows how data visualization can unlock insights about AdWords performance you may not have gleaned otherwise.
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Five of the most interesting SEM news stories of the week
Welcome to our weekly round-up of all the latest news and research from around the world of search marketing and beyond.
Searchmetrics now shows where your app appears in App Packs
Also new: rankings for app ads, unique keywords on a page, and the release of the Visibility Guard to protect against errors affecting ranking
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The Joy of Micro UX: 18 delightful examples
What is micro-UX? Micro-UX refers to the tiny interactions with a website or app that are designed to delight the user, by … read more
Google makes AdWords Products tab more useful for Shopping campaigns
In addition to new Products columns, inventory data comes to the Products group tab, and Reports Editor gets Shopping attributes.
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When is a search engine not a search engine? When it’s Google, says the EU
Does the new definition actually mean anything for the search engine industry? I highly doubt it. The current players in the search engine market have spent years refining their methods, and aren’t going to suddenly change tack because of an already fairly unpopular EU directive.
Google makes movie showtime links to Fandango more prominent in mobile search
The change is now appearing on both iOS and Android.
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How does Google determine my local ranking?
Google has revealed a new ranking signal for local search… Prominence.
How Google Works
A transcription of Google engineer Paul Haahr’s session at SMX entitled “How Google Works”. It’s very rare that we get to hear from a Google Search Engineer at a Search Industry conference. There are always lots of helpful Google Webmaster Analysts present but since Matt Cutts became a little less visible on the conference circuit […]
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How to enhance your Google Knowledge Graph result (case study)
So your company finally has a Knowledge Graph panel appearing on branded searches, but the information is incomplete or incorrect — what can you do? Tony Edward explains a few ways to edit this information and shows how one method worked for him.
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How artificial intelligence can be used for marketing
This week sees the launch of our Marketer’s Guide to Artificial Intelligence report, which takes a look at how AI can be used for marketing, now and in the future.
The rise of personal assistants and the death of the search box
Columnist Eric Enge recaps the SMX West 2016 keynote by Googler Behshad Behzadi, who envisions a not-too-distant future in which voice search becomes more ubiquitous — and may even replace the search box.
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Friday Talk: How Google Works – Ranking Engineer’s Perspective
At SMX West Google’s Paul Haahr talked about how Google works, from a ranking engineer’s perspective. Full video here.
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AdGooroo releases travel and retail keyword results after Google’s right rail ad change
Overall, the number of advertisers competing is down and CPCs are up somewhat, but results can vary widely by keyword.
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First-page minimum bids continue to rise in wake of Google desktop SERP changes
Columnist Andy Taylor discusses AdWords bidding trends following Google’s move to eliminate right-rail ads and show four top-of-page ads for some queries.
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