Month: April 2016

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Google quality […]

The always-on, multiple-device consumer has changed all the rules of customer engagement. The customer journey is no longer a well-defined path, as consumers and buyers […]

Quality content is great, but it won’t improve your SEO if it’s not based on solid keyword research. Columnist Jayson DeMers shares his tips for […]

The change is now appearing on both iOS and Android. The post Google makes movie showtime links to Fandango more prominent in mobile search appeared […]

Among the questionable DMCA notices, 4.2% of the takedown requests targeted sites that failed to include any copyright infringing content. The post Columbia University researchers […]

A lot has been said about how to best structure search and shopping campaigns, but what about remarketing campaigns? Columnist Susan Waldes discusses her formula […]

Google revamped the interface to add reviews on local results and dropped the Google+ account requirement. The post Google+ Accounts No Longer Required For Leaving […]

Google has updated their search quality raters guidelines document on March 28, 2016 reducing it from 160 to 146 pages. The post Google Updates The […]

The Google Search Analytics report is missing a day of data but Google is on it and a fix should be out soon. The post […]