Google updates Search profiles with design update, lower subscriber requirements and single login
Good news for publishers, you can manage multiple profiles from one login.
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Google & Microsoft Agree To Block Child Sexual Abuse Material From Search Results
The Mail Online reports Google and Microsoft Bing have adjusted their search results to block child pornography and other child sexual abuse content from being accessible through their search engines. The news is being widely covered, some claiming that over a 100,000 unique searches and keywords have been blocked from showing up in the search […]
Bing Adds Warnings To Child-Porn Related Queries In UK; Google Rejects The Idea
Bing has added new pop-up alerts that are triggered when people search for terms considered to be related to child porn, according to the BBC, in reaction to the UK’s prime minister attacking Google, Bing & Yahoo over not doing enough to stop child pornography. But Google has reportedly rejected the idea of warnings. Microsoft told the […]
Google Updates SafeSearch Filter In Image Search
Google has changed the default behavior of their image search to work similarly to how web search works. Now when you search for less explicit search terms while in image search, Google is more likely to filter out explicit images and set your default SafeSearch filter to the on position. When I searched for the […]
At Google Images, “G” Is For “Girls In Bathrooms”
The launch of Google Instant last month drew new attention to what Google suggests that people search for — and what it purposely omits to keep things family friendly. But over on Google Images, some of the suggestions that appear as you type are more of the soft-porn variety. Girls Gone Wild On Google Here’s […]
The Five Words You Can Never Suggest On Google Instant
Like it or not, lots of people search for nude celebrities on Google. But with Google’s new Google Instant Search, those inclined to seek celebs in the buff have to figure out their queries without any help from Google. The same is true for those interested in nude beaches, famous nude artwork or “innocent” topics […]
Forget Domains & Hosting: International Web Content Management Is King!
Is your international search marketing suffering from content avoidance syndrome? Are domains and hosting top of the list with a little dabbling in managing duplication? It's not too late - if you've recognized the problem you're halfway to solving it and focusing more on content investment!
Google Image Search Makes SafeSearch Toggle Switch Quicker
Google Image Search has made it a bit easier to toggle between the three levels of SafeSearch. SafeSearch is the adult image filter Google uses to help prevent adult content from showing up in the image search results. The new toggle switch allows you to click on the filter type and then select from a […]
Microsoft Makes It Easier To Filter Out Unsafe Images In Bing
Microsoft announced two new ways Microsoft is making Bing image and video search safer to use. The first change Microsoft made was to serve up all adult related images and videos on a new domain, explicit.bing.net. Having the content served from a different domain will help schools and homes set their own safe filters to […]
How Google Suggestions Should Handle Adult Related Sites?
A reader sent us a problem he has with Google’s Search Suggestions. In short, his main issue is that when a searcher is looking for an adult web site, Google will suggest alternative sites, as to not show adult related search suggestions. Here is an example of entering in [adultfriend] and expecting to see the […]
Google’s “Submit Your Content” Page Changes Into Content Central, One Stop Shopping For Publisher Advice
In the old days, getting listed on Google just meant having a web site. These days, you can get in by selling products through a virtual store, by having a book, by having a small local business that’s listed in a yellow pages directory and many other ways. To help centralize submission and inclusion information, […]
Are We In-House SEO Experts? Not Really… And Here’s Why
When you hear the phrase “in-house SEO expert” or “in-house SEO,” certain things immediately flash to mind. There’s the glamour bits built around the perceptions fostered from hearing of six-figure salaries, or direct involvement in big projects and depth of contact many in-house search marketers seem to have within the executive workings of their companies. […]
Chewing Gum, Google Universal Search, & Is That A Nude Woman?
Here’s latest Google Universal Search funny, this time for chewing gum. Three images at the top. You’ve got your gumballs, your Juicy Fruit, and your — um — naked woman? Yep:
Searching For An Adult Topic? You’ll Have To Prove Your Age To Google Korea
Google Korea to censor search results from InfoWorld reports that Google Korea — like other search engines in the country — will require people to prove their age in order to get back unfiltered results for certain searches.