This day in search marketing history: January 2
Google uses paid links and thin content to promote Chrome, plus: why people click on search ads, search quality raters guidelines and more.
Google uses paid links and thin content to promote Chrome, plus: why people click on search ads, search quality raters guidelines and more.
In what they call "journey ads," Uber is planning to start rolling out ads to its riders based on their travel history and their geographic locations.
Is Google unwilling to protect consumers and small businesses on Google Ads? That's what Senator Richard Blumenthal believes.
Legal pressures are mounting and Google offers to split part of its ad-tech business to avoid DOJ trouble.
From your phone is spying on you to Google manipulating ad auctions, here are some of the juiciest conspiracy theories.
Plus, leaked documents suggest Amazon is abusing its position in India.
Plus, on the hunt for something new in 2021? New job opps in search
Plus, Shopify site owners can finally edit their robots.txt files.
Also we covered new Search Console features, Google Ads types and Microsoft Ads controls.
Efforts to regulate Google aren’t making a dent. And, the pandemic may have resulted in greater overall search volume, but zero-click searches may rise even further as people become more mobile.
Plus, everything we know about FLoC, and some good ole marketing humor.
The company could face penalties of up to 10% of its total revenue, which was more than $280B in 2019.
Breaking up these companies will apparently be on the table.
Sure to be a marathon, the hearings could be dramatic or incredibly dull.
The reviews site wants to stop Google's "self-preferencing" in the local SERP.
The feds are interviewing publishers and ad-tech rivals about whether Google has too much control "over the monetization of digital content."
A look back at how Google has treated ads in search results, from blue shading to the latest version of today.
There will be no more referral fees from partners in flight search, as Google seeks to emphasize price and convenience in rankings.
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The 'Filter Bubble Transparency Act' would apply to websites and mobile apps.
Facebook is also being investigated in another multistate action lead by New York.
The fake reviews problem on Amazon isn't going away any time soon.
The company introduces a second screening program for professional services.
Make sure your contracts don't have terms that violate the CRFA.
We're a long way away from that, but a rhetorical Rubicon has been crossed.
It seems to be true even among brands and agencies that say the three outperform other platforms.
Reportedly the DOJ will investigate Google and the FTC will take on Amazon.
Three-quarters of respondents indicated they "fully" or "somewhat" trusted Amazon reviews.
The Google Guarantee has been associated with Local Services ads, but the two programs are technically distinct.
Google has now been fined a cumulative total of roughly $9.3 billion and there's one more potential case lurking.
Google appears to be looking to switch up the way it labels text ads again.
Diet supplements company was buying fake reviews from a vendor Amazon itself had previously sued in 2016.
While 58 percent of consumers were unaffected by the presence of an incentive, 42 percent were less willing to trust them.
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Bloomberg report zeroes-in on lack of consumer disclosure by the credit card issuer.
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