Month: April 2016

Sorry, Google. You, Firefox, Opera and anyone else with a web browser that competes with Microsoft’s Edge will no longer be able to work within […]

It uses AI and a routing algorithm to match questions to potential responders. The post With relaunch Jelly makes another run at Q&A-style “social search” […]

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

Acquiring tons of leads through paid search is great, but columnist Jacob Baadsgaard cautions that your sales team’s ability to convert those leads can make […]

Pan, zoom and find businesses on Google Maps without touching your mouse. The post Google Maps now with keyboard based navigation controls appeared first on […]

For retailers, Product Listing Ads are the height of fashion! Columnist Andy Taylor explores the growth of this ad format and discusses how search advertisers […]

As voice search becomes more widely adopted, what can search marketers do to prepare? Columnist Purna Virji discusses how to adapt to this growing trend. […]

Google pays tribute to the first woman to present a scientific paper to London’s Royal Society. The post Hertha Marks Ayrton Google Doodle marks 162nd […]