Month: May 2016

Five months after launching the AMP error report in the Google Search Console, Google has updated the report to make it easier to spot errors. […]

Without formal training, Jacobs established herself as a renowned urban activist dedicated to protecting New York City’s urban landscape. The post Jane Jacobs’ Google Doodle […]

Need to get rid of problematic or unnatural backlinks and not sure where to begin? In this helpful how-to, columnist Dave Davies outlines his process […]

What’s on the horizon for brand bidding in PPC? Columnist Lori Weiman wraps up her 8-part series on brand bidding by looking to the near […]

Obstacles are bound to arise in any SEO effort, but columnist Stephan Spencer reminds us that many of these are avoidable if you choose the […]

Version 11.4 is now available for download. The post AdWords Editor update: Frequency caps, review extensions, display app install campaigns appeared first on Search Engine […]

Before jumping in to optimize for non-brand queries, columnist Clay Cazier reminds us to do what many paid search marketers already do: maximize our visibility […]

Google confirmed they removed the ability for some airline sites, such as Trip Advisor and Expedia, to show product rich snippets in the search results. […]

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

A slick new keyword research tool from Moz gives users the power of customization when curating keyword lists. The post Moz launches comprehensive keyword research […]