Google News Lite mode app launches for slower internet connections
A new lite mode is available in India for the Google News Android app – it uses one-third of the data of the full mode. […]
Month: September 2016
55% of online product searches begin on Amazon: stats
A new study underlines the massive influence that Amazon exerts over the ecommerce market, with the site being the first port of call for the majority […]
When is Google’s birthday? Google turns 18 & makes itself a doodle to celebrate
Designed by doodler Gerben Steenks, the animated doodle leads to a search for “when is Google’s birthday.” The post When is Google’s birthday? Google turns […]
Google My Business API adds features in version 3.1
Version 3.1 of the Google My Business API is now out, here is what is new. The post Google My Business API adds features in […]
Why Website SEO Trumps Design Every Time
Approaching your website’s entire build with care will not only give you a good looking site, but one that can go head to head with […]
Apple now has public place pages — but what exactly are they for?
Apple places URLs appear to be for the purpose of sharing with non-Apple users. The post Apple now has public place pages — but what […]
SearchCap: Google cross-device retargeting, science datasets & JavaScript SEO
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Google cross-device […]
It’s your last chance to save £200 on MarTech
At MarTech Europe, you’ll hear stories from marketing and technology experts about their digital transformation challenges and success. Find out their secrets for building their […]
Google to roll out cross-device retargeting
Cross-device remarketing for signed-in users will roll out over the next few months. The post Google to roll out cross-device retargeting appeared first on Search […]
15 Things Your Business Should Avoid Doing on Social Media
With so many businesses now using social media marketing, those who haven’t yet caught on run the risk of being overlooked in an increasingly fast-moving […]
