New Google Knowledge Panel Business Photo Shenanigans
Google, never particularly transparent about how to get the photos that you want to show in your Knowledge Panel, seems to be throwing another curve ball to local businesses (h/t to Lance Moore at Uptick marketing in Birmingham and Destin). While the image that you chose as a profile photo might show, now when you … Continue reading New Google Knowledge Panel Business Photo Shenanigans →
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Google Showing New Local Inventory Ad Entry Points
Google Local Inventory Ads have been around for several years. They have traditionally appeared as ad units delivered in response to product searches. Nicolai Helling, a senior consultant at UDG United Digital Group, points out a new format, perhaps in testing, that embeds the inventory search function directly into the Knowledge Panel and Map listing … Continue reading Google Showing New Local Inventory Ad Entry Points →
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Rotating ad copy: What traffic are you missing out on?
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Google offers new hotel search filters, deal labels and airline price tracking
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Google rolling out major change to PLAs for broad product queries, among other Shopping updates
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If you’re still championing that 2016 is “the year of mobile,” we’ve got a not-so-big surprise in store for you. Mobile has already weighed anchor, stormed the shores, and been crowned king in the domain of search. Long live mobile. But, what about other promising trends prompted by this change?…
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