Google Maps adds dock to bottom
Searchers can now dock places they find in Google Maps to the bottom of the map interface.
Searchers can now dock places they find in Google Maps to the bottom of the map interface.
This overlapped other ranking updates and a Google map and local pack update design change.
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Google will show local results on the left and a map on the right of those results.
Microsoft said this new feature will help searchers check store stock availability and choose to buy online and pick up in-store.
SEOs should prepare for the coming changes in local reviews, knowledge panels and mobile displays.
The company also announced an expansion of indoor directories, Pickup with Google Maps and Area Busyness trends.
The new feed shows users Popular Dishes and Yelp Connect posts based on physical proximity to the business, the popularity of a dish in reviews and the recency of the content.
With holiday shopping season in full swing, being able to better optimize campaigns for in-store shoppers means the opportunity to catch searchers when they're ready to buy.
Google is also rolling out more support for managing your business profile directly in Google Search and Maps.
How to optimize the work you’ve been doing year-round and what to avoid ahead of the most profitable time of the year.
The new features may help Yelp differentiate itself from other reviews platforms, at least for users looking for services businesses.
The Virtual Kitchens attribute can help takeout or delivery-only restaurants identify themselves to potential customers.
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The Google News app changes have about a week more to go.
Also Google Shopping bug and Google Ads campaign set up screen.
There is no single tactic that works in isolation. The SERP is so highly dynamic at the moment, that aiming for, or banking on a single part of the SERP is likely to leave you vulnerable to traffic disruption if/when things evolve.
Plus, structured data testing tool changes.
And, should advertisers or platforms bear the burden of digital service taxes?
More than 50% of North American back-to-school shoppers say they’ll check for in-store inventory online before heading to a store, according to Google.
And, new business openings remain strong in Q2, but the pandemic is far from over.
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Google is also offering Pointy, a platform that enables local businesses to get their inventory discoverable online, for free to eligible businesses until September 30.
Top stories will stop using AMP as an eligibility factor starting Thursday.
Plus, Apple updates its Maps and standalone Gmail campaigns are becoming read-only on July 1.
Plus, Moz is sold to iContact
Google is always busy with new features, changes and updates to its local search product.
Also UGC spam, shopping policies, phone calls and more.
New features are available in Google Ads for local businesses, travel, and more.
Google announced a number of local ad features at its annual Google Marketing Livestream event.
Plus, Facebook and Instagram are rolling out the ability to hide likes.
Plus, Google expands ways to reach new and returning app users and update in-app event tracking
We will have time to prepare but overall, do not expect this update to be too drastic.
Strategies to help you adapt to the new normal.
Also, Google updated its event structured data report in Search Console.
Several months after showing a "preview call history" feature, Google is now showing some data in this report.
Local business owners are no longer limited to advertising around their physical location.
The user-oriented feature updates will help Google maintain an edge over competitors in the online travel sector.
The page experience update will now gradually rollout in mid-June and won't be fully live until the end of August.