Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: New AdWords interface alpha is rolling out to more advertisersJan 31, 2017 by Ginny Marvin As Google continues to build out the new UI, more advertisers are getting access. Google launches […]
A new study uncovers a slew of search terms that aren't earning their fair share of clicks in the search engine results pages.
Google is now asking searchers to rate movies and TV shows. Google confirmed this is a live experiment but would not add anything additional.
Get the showtimes for your favorite television shows on Google with the new "On TV soon" box.
After 2 1/2 years, Google has dropped the search snippet feature.
Searchmetrics released their 2016 study on universal and extended search results showing some surprising changes in the Google user interface and results.
Ever wonder how Google Home will source, aka link to, the website it pulls the answer for your queries from? This video shows it off.
To be considered for inclusion, sites will need to use review snippet markup.
Search feature will soon be broadly accessible to local businesses and their agencies.
Initially open to five publishers, Google opens the doors to anyone to apply after criticism by Yelp and TripAdvisor.
Google blames "technical bug." Sanders continues to show as having
The new feature, announced in May, allows users to search for product availability at specific stores from the search and Map listings of participating advertisers.
How have the SERPs changed in recent years, and what's on the horizon? Contributor Dan Leibson summarizes Dr. Pete Meyers' presentation from SMX Advanced 2016.
Google's using a machine learning technology called RankBrain to help deliver its search results. Here's what's we know about it.
Google says it worked with a team of doctors, experts from Harvard Medical School and the Mayo Clinic to curate information.
Here is proof that Google is bringing more filters to the Search Analytics report in the Google Search Console. Keep them coming, Google!
New features for Local Inventory Ads and an update on Purchases on Google.
There's a new SERP in town, the search engine results page generated by Gboard. And it's not just mobile search results reformatted in a horizontal layout.
Google updated the Search Analytics report in the Search Console, added an update line and explained what changes you may see in the report.
Company says high-res image search results have harmed traffic and revenues.
Now, you can use the "Send to your phone" feature directly in the Google web search results, not just in the Google map search results.
A look at what is changing and what is not on Google desktop search results.
A long-running test is now rolling out for desktop queries: Google will no longer show ads to the right of its search results, with two exceptions.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Streetmap Loses Anti-Competitive Lawsuit Against Google In UKFeb 12, 2016 by Greg Sterling Streetmap had sued on grounds that putting Google Maps at the top of search results was an “abuse […]
The founder of mobile search app Relcy, Rohit Satapathy, believes he has built a better mobile search engine. His focus is less on mobile web content, though that’s there, than “apps and actions.” Satapathy and his team for the past two years have been constructing what he says is a superior knowledge graph and an […]
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Google Changes How It Logs Search Analytics Data As Of December 14, 2015Dec 21, 2015 by Barry Schwartz Google documents a change to how it logs data for the Search Analytics […]
Check out the new schema to markup your local business data so Google can update their local business information - it is currently being tested by Google.
Google will discontinue the Freebase API in the near future, after announcing the release of the read-only Google Knowledge Graph Search API.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: How To Prep For The Pending Penguin Update & Ensure You’re Penalty Free In 2016Nov 17, 2015 by Erin Everhart The next Penguin update is coming soon, according to a Google […]
It's been a year since we have seen coverage of a new Google Search Quality Rater’s Guide. Here is what is new.
Yahoo's Marissa Mayer says they have their own mobile search algorithm which helps them provide a unique search experience for their users.
Does Google dislike The Daily Show? Why is it showing a negative description of the popular late night show?
It turns out that Bing has its own version of Google “Now on Tap” — and it’s now available for Android devices, ahead of the release of Google’s own upgraded service. This morning, Bing announced that what the company calls “Bing Snapshots” will deliver contextually relevant search information for any app installed on your Android […]
"Book an appointment" feature is now appearing in some knowledge panel results.
The world’s most extensive “knowledge graph” may not be at Google. Vertical search site FindTheBest (FTB) has rebranded and relaunched as Graphiq, a data visualization or knowledge graph search engine. Using a huge volume of data sources, automation and human editorial oversight, the company says that it has created “the world’s deepest and most interconnected Knowledge Graph, featuring 1,000 collections, 1 […]
Google adds a new Knowledge Graph result for movie critic reviews and promises more to come with TV shows and books this year.
Brand posts on Google+ will no longer be displayed in the Knowledge Graph cards, instead they'll be treated like all other social updates in the traditional search results.
