Google Updates Mobile Branded Search with People Also Search For Option
On mobile, scrolling down the screen seems both easier and more common for most users. I have not seen the research as to scroll depth. Regardless because the screen is smaller and the opportunity to find the answer is less, many folks don’t hesitate on mobile results. Google, more and more, seems to want users … Continue reading Google Updates Mobile Branded Search with People Also Search For Option →
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