Should You Add City to Your Business Name at Google My Business?
Should you add city to your business name at Google? This question recently came in at the Local U forum (paywall): A (small) multi-location retailer who just starting using Yext was told by a Yext rep to append to their business name their city so to distinguish between their various locations. [Business Name] + [City] … Continue reading Should You Add City to Your Business Name at Google My Business? →
7 Real-World Tips for Better Social Engagement
Pepsi… Fox News… Uber. Look at recent headlines, and you’ll see the impact social media can have on a brand. In today’s 24/7 news cycle, responding quickly and appropriately to customers on social media can be the difference between success and disaster. Why do brands still struggle with…
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SearchCap: Google app rankings, hotel ads, AMP analytics
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.
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Bing Remarketing: The best-kept marketing secret
Everything you need to know about an opportunity that’s not widely discussed in the industry — search remarketing on Bing. Contributor Michelle Cruz shares tips and ideas to employ.
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A fresh perspective on SEO for B2B companies
It’s no longer about optimizing your website to rank for keywords. Columnist Garrett Mehrguth explains why B2B companies need to think differently about SEO.
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Google Hotel Ads now showing nightly price trends
Shows best prices for one-night stays by day when data is available.
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Google announces Assistant app-discovery channels, broad ranking factors
It’s early, but Google will soon need to rank Assistant apps, too.
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Google Hotel Search Rolls Out Pricing Trends Graph
At the beginning of this year, we reported that Google was testing hotel price trends in the form of graphs. Well, it looks like Google has begun rolling it out this week.
If you search for hotels on mobile…
Google AdWords Tests Expand Out Carousel Price Extensions
Jennifer Slegg spotted yet another Google AdWords user interface test in the mobile results. This one shows a carousel based card extension but only visible by clicking a drop down link…
Sign Up For Beta Purchases On Google
Google has opened up an interest form that you can access over here that lets you try to get included in the Purchases on Google beta.
The buy now button was demoed a couple years ago and looked like this:
Anthony Capetola first noticed this and…
Matt Cutts Returns To Google For A Day To Give A Talk
Matt Cutts, who formerly resigned from Google in 2016 to lead up the US Digital Service team in the Defense Digital Service at the Pentagon is coming back to Google. Well, just for a day…
Was There A Google Algorithm Update Starting On Wednesday?
On Wednesday, some webmasters and SEOs began noticing the automated tracking tools from places like Mozcast, SER Metrics, Algoroo, Advanced Web Rankings, Accuranker, Rank Ranger and SEM Rush mostly begin to show significant signs of a large Google algo…
Search Buzz Video Recap: Google Algo Update, Google I/O, Testing, AdWords, Local & Matt Cutts
This week we covered a possible Google algorithm update that started rolling out on May 17th. Google I/O was this week and there were updates to Google Assistant and Google Home…
How video impacts mobile web performance and UX, part 2: autoplay and audio
Mobile video is a major up-and-coming trend in content, with brands everywhere converging on the new and lucrative mobile video market. In Part 2 of our three-part series, we’ll look at the contentious subject of autoplaying videos and their impact on mobile webpage performance, as well as how audio can delay page speed.
Search in Pics: Google bike to work, Dooglers treats & Google’s shhhh wall
In this week’s Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the web, showing what people eat at the search engine companies, how they play, who they meet, where they speak, what toys they have and more. Google (Dooglers) dog treats: Source: Instagram Louis Gray selling Androids:…
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How to start a blog
If you’re thinking about starting a blog, the most important thing I have to say to you is: go for it! Start your blog! Just do it! Blogging is a great SEO strategy, it’s a wonderful marketing tool and blogging is lots of fun! A new blog will allow you to make smart and strategic choices. […]
Blog Post Ideas: Maximize Your Reach with the Right Topics – Whiteboard Friday
Posted by randfishWith the ubiquity of blogs, one of the questions we hear the most is how to come up with the right topics for new posts. In today’s episode of Whiteboard Friday, Rand explores six different paths to great blog topic ideas, and tells y…
Google To Add JavaScript Rendered Code In Fetch & Render Tool
Google’s John Mueller said in a Google hangout the other day that Google’s team, likely the Search Console team…