SMX West Is Almost Here! Limited Tickets Left.
Search Engine Land’s SMX West begins next Tuesday in San Jose. Register now to reserve your spot or risk missing out on incredible SEO and paid tactics and networking. The past few days have witnessed new and profound SEM and SEO developments. Here are just three recent headlines from Search…
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SearchCap: Google AdWords Major Change, Cross Channel Search & PPC Keywords
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.
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FAQ: All About The Changes To Google’s Ad Layout On Desktop Search Results
A look at what is changing and what is not on Google desktop search results.
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See You Next Week At LocalU Advanced in Williamsburg
Hey gang, If you want to go deep on local search strategy with a Colonial tinge, you can do no better than the LocalU Advanced in Williamsburg, VA on March 5th. The LocalU’ers were kind enough to invite me out to talk about all the wacky stuff we have been doing with Apple’s new Spotlight […]
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Google My Business Categories By Country
With the release of V2 of the Google My Business API, Google simultaneously released categories for each of the 135 countries currently supported by the GMB. I noted it at the time but it was lost in the article but I wanted to be sure that folks so these categories and downloaded them if they needed … Continue reading Google My Business Categories By Country →
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