Google Dance returns to SMX West
After successfully reviving the famed event for search marketers in 2016, Google once again invites SMX attendees to its Silicon Valley campus for an after-hours […]
Month: January 2017
Google mobile search adds book previews
You can now read book previews directly on your smartphone from Google search. The post Google mobile search adds book previews appeared first on Search […]
Ed Roberts activist Google Doodle honors leader of the disability rights movement
As an early leader of disability rights, Roberts co-founded World Institute on Disability, the nonprofit organization focused on disability policy, research and consulting. The post […]
What You Need to Know About Facebook’s Business Pages Layout by @krisjonescom
What do you need to know about Facebook’s new layout of its desktop business pages? A lot — some things are positive, some negative.The post […]
9 Weird but Data-Backed SEO Predictions for 2017 by @LarryKim
When it comes to making SEO predictions, a lot of experts take the safe route. I think it’s time for a few more bold predictions […]
Google Is Requiring HTTPS for Secure Data in Chrome by @SEOBrock
Does your site collect sensitive visitor information such as passwords, credit card information, or personal data? If so, be warned: by the end of January […]
SearchCap: Amit Singhal joins Uber, Google AMP carousels & more
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Amit Singhal […]
Former Google search chief Amit Singhal joins Uber
Singhal will become a senior vice president of engineering, overseeing Uber’s Maps & Marketplace departments. The post Former Google search chief Amit Singhal joins Uber […]
Google AMP carousels are multiplying!
Columnist Barb Palser says the growing number of single-source AMP carousels in Google search sweetens the deal for AMP-enabled publishers. The post Google AMP carousels […]
Making YouTube Better in a Mobile, Cross-Screen World
Throughout the day, people turn to their nearest device for help making choices about what to do, what to watch, or even what to buy. […]
