Why Android in Car is Very Unlikely to Happen
Reuters has an exclusive report that Google’s next version of Anroid will be car ready for use without a phone. “Allowing drivers to enjoy all the benefits of the Internet without even plugging in their smartphones“. I have a hard time seeing this happening. For a number of reasons. Cars, like the iPhone, are integrated … Continue reading Why Android in Car is Very Unlikely to Happen →
Search In Pics: Google Hanukkah, DMOZ Mozzie & Google’s Double Rainbow
In this week’s Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the web, showing what people eat at the search engine companies, how they play, who they meet, where they speak, what toys they have, and more. Google’s Double Rainbow: Source: Google+ Mozzie From DMOZ: Source:…
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3 Ways We Failed at B2B PPC in 2014
In the spirit of reflection as the year comes to a close, here are three PPC scenarios from the past year that just didn’t pan out.
Google Images Germany Switches To Framed Previews
Google Image search back inJanuary 2013, changed their design to show a preview of the image, directly in the Google Image search results, behind a black bar.
Google Germany seems to have dropped that feature. Via Martin Ice Web in the WebmasterWorld…
Bing Predictions: Bing Predicting 2015
Bing is very into their predictions, it has been pretty solid at predicting a lot of outcomes on a lot of events in 2014. So for the end of 2014…
Google News To Offer Their Own Newsletter To Publishers
Google News will be publishing a newsletter for publishers every now and then. The first one should be coming soon.
Stacy Chan from the Google News team posted in the Google News Help forum about it…
Google Wants Non Secure (HTTP) Sites To Have Warning
Google Chrome is submitting a proposal to change the behavior around how browsers mark HTTPS sites as secure but HTTP sites as nothing.
They want HTTP sites to specifically carry a warning label that it is not secure. Kind of how when you go to an HT…
4 SEO Answers Your Development Team Needs in 2015
As we move into 2015 we have a responsibility as SEOs to positively shape the outcome of any Web development project we’re a part of. That means providing answers to questions posed by stakeholders and the developers about the current state of search.
Information Architecture for SEO – Whiteboard Friday
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It wasn’t too long ago that there was significant tension between information architects and SEOs; one group wanted to make things easier for humans, the other for search engines. That line is largely disappearing, and there are sev…
SearchCap: Google Store Visits, Bing iOS App & AdWords Scripts
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: To Prove Online-To-Offline Impact, Google Rolls Out “Store Visits” Metric In AdWords Measures impact of search ads on in-store traffic as part of…
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New Google Metric Reveals Which Products Drive Store Visits
Now, with the help of a new metric called “store visit measurement,” advertisers in the U.S. can decide which products to include in their search listings.
Bing Updates iOS App Adding Swipeable Trends & Redesign Home Screen
Check out the new updated Bing mobile app that has a fully redesigned home screen and new features to make searching on the go more enjoyable.
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Google AdWords Editor v11.0.1 Fixes CTR Reporting
Google quietly announced on Google+ that they issued a new version of the AdWords Editor…
Google Breadcrumb Snippets Remove Clickable Hyperlink
Google seems to have dropped the feature to click on the breadcrumb links within the search results snippet. For example, here is an image of a snippet in the search results that displays the breadcrumb:
Back at some point in time…