SearchCap: Google iOS app, broken AMP & Apple 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 iOS […]
Month: September 2016
Google iOS search app adds Touch ID for reentering your private searches
Google’s iOS search app can unlock your incognito mode private searches using Touch ID. The post Google iOS search app adds Touch ID for reentering […]
Google AMP breaks the desktop search results
Looks like a bug with Google’s desktop search results were caused by accelerated mobile pages showing up in the desktop results. The post Google AMP […]
The Visual Business: Instagram Insights and Curation Tools
According to RuthAnn Wiesner, “if content is king, then Instagram is its own castle”. As to why Instagram matters that much for business, here is […]
12 companies hit with a Google manual penalty
Just in case you’re ever tempted to try a few black-hat practices to manipulate your search positions in Google, here are 12 tales to persuade […]
Google Testing New Schema Markup for ‘Science Datasets’ by @SouthernSEJ
Google is testing a new type of Schema markup designed for scientific data to be more easily understood by search engines.The post Google Testing New […]
How Content Marketing and SEO Work Together #SEJSummit by @wonderwall7
Brand content tends to be created with either SEO or reputation/brand-enhancement in mind, but rarely with both, as if they were mutually exclusive.The post How […]
Content and SEO: Building linkable content
What makes content link-worthy? Columnist Andrew Dennis discusses the qualities that make content easy to promote and share. The post Content and SEO: Building linkable […]
Seven reasons tracking calls and conversions from brand keyword terms empowers marketers
Sponsored content in collaboration with Marchex. When it comes to brand keyword bidding, most tests show that it makes sense to bid on brand keywords […]
How do you deal with local SEO KPIs that don’t pass the smell test?
We all know that data can sometimes be unreliable, but columnist Andrew Shotland makes the case for why we shouldn’t just rely on free Google […]
