For Robocop, Bing Imagines The Future Of Search In 2028
What will search look like in 2028? That’s a question that the folks at Bing were tasked with answering for the new movie, Robocop. (Well, “new” as in a remake of the 1987 original that just hit theaters this week.) In a blog post this week, the Bing search folks shared a few…
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SearchCap: The Day In Search, February 14, 2014
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: New Bing Ads Editor Release Coming Soon, To Include Update To Campaign Conflicts Review Along with news that a new …
New Bing Ads Editor Release Coming Soon, To Include Update To Campaign Conflicts Review
Along with news that a new release of Bing Ads Editor is imminent, today the Bing Ads team announced an upcoming update to the conflict resolution workflow designed to simplify the campaign conflict review process. Campaign conflicts can arise when mul…
We did it to MySpace, We can Do It to Google
Google is very aggressive, purposefully acting to “punish” those who attempt to influence their ranking positions with links or cloaked commercial endorsements. The hypocrisy has reached epic proportions. The blatant anti-competitive actions, the cloaked censorship, and the very effective yet denied stifling of innovation, as if to prevent the web from advancing faster than Google […]
Google: Here’s How to Make Infinite Scrolling Websites Search-Friendly
Google has published some SEO best practices for scrolling websites that gives advice on what you should do to ensure all your content is being crawled, indexed, and ranked correctly, including tips on how to structure URLs and pagination.
The Donkey Cutts SEO Game: Avoid Panda & Penguins
Google’s head of search spam, Matt Cutts, is such a celebrity in the SEO community that one agency built a game for him named Donkey Cutts. The game works like Donkey Kong but replaces the objects based off of Google ranking signals. So you pick your character and then your goal is to reach…
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Google Tests Restaurant Menus in “Card” Results
The recent discovery that Google is testing restaurant menus in its “card” results sparked discussion about where Google likes to get its data and how websites can continue to help the search engine better understand their information.
Googling The Weather: From 20% Project To Sophisticated Query Analysis
Millions of us have asked Google to play weatherperson. In order to get an answer to one of our oldest and most basic questions, we type a variety of words and numbers — city names, neighborhoods and ZIP codes, plus words like “weather,” “forecast” or maybe…
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PPC Account Audit Guide
Q1 of each year is typically a busy time for PPC account managers to perform account audits. Account audits are great because they force managers to take a step back and analyze some of the basic, fundamental details of account management which we might be overlooking on a regular basis. Here are a few items […]
Prioritizing SEO Strategies In 2014: Where To Focus
Although there may not be a one-size-fits-all SEO strategy — due to the fact that ideal strategies will vary greatly between industries, company capabilities and business models — one thing remains true for everyone regardless of the size of the search team: ruthless prioritization of…
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The Importance Of User Experience: 4 Things Every Marketer Should Know
The term “user experience” gets tossed around a lot in the online marketing world these days. We use it as a justification for many choices, especially with regards to design, development, site architecture, and content strategy. User experience is definitely here to stay, but how well…
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Digital Marketing Research Publications for week 7 2014
An overview of research published around the web around Digital Marketing topics. Week 7 of 2014.
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Digital Marketing Research Publications for week 7 2014
Google: how big is it really?
We know Google is big. The biggest out there. But how big is it really? Best Computer Science Degrees took an in depth look.
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Google: how big is it really?
Valentine’s Day From The Search Industry 2014 Edition
Happy Valentine’s Day everyone…
Google’s Advice On Infinite Crawl Pages & SEO
Yesterday, Google’s John Mueller, Maile Ohye, and Joachim Kupke co-authored a technical blog post on the Google Webmaster Blog on how to make infinite scroll pages more search engine friendly…
Google: Reporting Catching Up In Google Webmaster Tools
Earlier this week, we reported about widespread reports of mass impression drops within Google Webmaster Tools. It was so widespread that it had to be a Google bug.
The weird part was, no Google response. Nothing from them saying, we know…
Video Recap of Weekly Search Buzz :: February 14, 2014
This week at the Search Engine Roundtable we cover a nice number of search topics. There was an algorithm refresh for the page layout update on February 6th. Google might have done another update on February 11th or so…
Google Drops New Webmaster Guideline On Not Blocking Google Ads
Yesterday we broke the news that Google added that you should not block Google ads within the technical requirements within Google’s Webmaster Guidelines.
It seems Google has pulled the new line completely from their guidelines…
Search In Pics: Google Boomerang, Google NYC In Snow & Susan Wojcicki’s Last Day
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 NYC In Snow Storm: Source: Google+ Google Building Blocks: Source:…
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Open Letter: Why Search Engine Land Will & Won’t Cover Someone Being Penalized By Google
It’s been big news recently about major brands and Google penalties, and the floodgates feel open on people spotting even more brands possibly hit out there. Some new crackdown by Google? No. It’s the rise of hyperactive attention in this area, and that’s turning into a problem….
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