SearchCap: Google HTTPS Study, Consolidated AdWords Billing & Google Quick Answer Failure
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Google Quick Answer Fail: NSFW Advice On “How To Eat Sushi” Google continues to expand the number of quick answers it offers in its results, as well…
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Google Quick Answer Fail: NSFW Advice On “How To Eat Sushi”
Google continues to expand the number of quick answers it offers in its results, as well as the size of those answers themselves. But since Google takes these answers from other sites without any human review, that can lead to goofs. The latest: some a…
Google Dorking: Feds Warn Against Malicious Cyber Actors
Three federal agencies have issued a warning that malicious cyber actors can use advanced search techniques to discover sensitive information on websites.
Search Marketing: A Daytime Love Story
Most people believe that finding the right companion they will spend most of their life with is the recipe for happiness, and spend countless hours trying to do so. What they fail to consider, however, is the time they will spend with the other half is approx. just over 1.5x the time they will spend […]
Facebook Testing Mobile Search Feature With Keywords
The tool will allow users to search for keywords in posts they are “in the audience for” on Facebook, the social network says.
Demystifying The Knowledge Graph
Columnist Barbara Starr explains the power of the newly extended Knowledge Graph and how to leverage semantic technology for better search visibility.
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Google Gives Older Browsers a Retro Look
If you’re going to act like it’s 2011, Google will treat you like it’s 2011.
Google Gives Older Browsers a Retro Look
If you’re going to act like it’s 2011, Google will treat you like it’s 2011.
Google Says There’s No Bug, Older Versions Of Its Search Page Showing Up On Purpose
After more than 200 comments on a Google Search Help Forum thread last week, reporting a glitch that caused an older version of Google’s search page to display in certain browsers, a Google employee claimed there was no glitch at all. According to Googler Nealem, the page was working just…
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Report: HTTPS URLs Have No Discernible Ranking Benefit In Google Currently
In August 2014, Google announced that they would give a small ranking boost to HTTPS with the new HTTPS ranking factor. Now that it is a few weeks later, many are wondering how much of an impact does HTTPS URLs actually have on rankings. The answer acc…
A New CEO at Distilled
In order to avoid any confusion, I thought I’d start with the facts:
Last month, Will Critchlow took the reins as CEO of Distilled. Co-founder Duncan Morris is moving to become Chairman and will be bolstering our growing investment in R&D.
Google Rolling Out Consolidated Billing For AdWords MCC Users
Over the weekend, Google announced the roll out of Consolidated Billing for AdWords users managing multiple accounts through an MCC (My Client Center). The new billing system combines invoices for several accounts into one. Consolidated Billing will re…
#GoogleRecon: Google Reconsideration Request Tips Week
Starting yesterday, Google announced on Google+ they will be offering tips on the Google+ Webmaster page tips around reconsideration requests, they are hashtagging this, #GoogleRecon…
GoogleBot Skipping Unrendered Page & Crawling/Indexing Final Rendered Page
A WebmasterWorld thread has a savvy webmaster/SEO noticing that GoogleBot is not bothering to crawl and indexed the pre-rendered web page, instead, it is running all the JavaScript and then crawling/indexing the final rendered page…
Google AdWords Consolidated Billing
Kathleen from Google announced in the Google AdWords Help forum that agencies can now sign up for consolidated billing within AdWords.
AdWords consolidated billing allows you to combine multiple account invoices into one single invoice. Kathleen said …
Does Google Private Search Tool Work?
Mark Traphagen wrote on Google+ that Google has discontinued the Private Results option in the Search Tools section of the Google search results.
Truth is…
5 Less Common Link Building Mistakes You Might Be Making
Even the most advanced link builders can sometimes make simple mistakes. Are you one of them?
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Check Out the Workshop Lineup at SMX Social Media Marketing – Best Rates Available Now
Attend a comprehensive workshop conducted by leading experts in internet marketing on November 18, immediately preceding SMX Social Media Marketing November 19-20 in Las Vegas. Workshop topics: Marketing Land’s Social Media Marketing Boot Camp: The editors of Marketing Land will get you up to speed…
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Need Some Extra PPC Mojo? Revisit Bing Ads’ Syndicated Search Partners
There are bad websites in the network, yes. There can be issues with junk lead submissions, yes. But for all the bad, there is a lot of good. You just have to be willing to work for it!