Microsoft Bing launched Page insights
After months of testing, the lightbulb icon in the Bing Search results are live for all.
Topic: Mars
Exoplanet discovery Google doodle salutes the 7 Earth-like planets found by NASA
Designed by doodler Nate Swinehart, the animated image is now posted on all Google home pages around the world.
Google: Friday’s update was not due to the Penguin algorithm
Google's John Mueller told us to cross off Penguin from the list of explanations for the Google update from this past Friday.
Bing Top Trends In 2015: Serena Williams, Refugee Crisis & Pluto Searches Surge
Bing says 51 percent of searches for professional tennis players were for Serena Williams.
SearchCap: Local Marketing Automation Tools, App Indexing May Change SEO & Mars Google Doodle
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the Web. From Search Engine Land: Enterprise Local Marketing Automation Tools — New Marketing Intelligence Report Sep 29, 2015 by Search Engine Land Completely updated with the latest industry statistics, developing market trends, new vendor profiles and […]
Mars Google Doodle Posted Shortly After NASA Shared Evidence Of Water Flowing On The Red Planet
Google says it felt compelled to honor such an exciting discovery.
Bing Maps Partners With 20th Century Fox To Promote “The Martian” With Guided Tour Of Mars
Microsoft is giving moviegoers an advanced look at the film, as well as offering new Bing in the Classroom lesson plans focused on space exploration.
SearchCap: Google+ Authorship, Bing Mobile Problem & The New Foursquare App
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: “Right To Be Forgotten” To Blame For Removal Of 50 Wikipedia Links From EU Search Results According to a release today from the Wikimedia Foundation, 50 links to its Wikipedia site […]
Google Maps Currently Taking Users To The Moon & Mars
Google Maps used its Google+ profile yesterday to announce a new out-of-this-world feature, allowing users to explore the craters on Mars and take a virtual trip to the moon. The announcement marked NASA’s Curiosity Rover expedition to Mars, which has spent the last two year’s roaming the red planet’s surface. To find the moon and […]
SearchCap: The Day In Search, August 2, 2012
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Creative Testing For The Advanced Search Marketer, Part 3 For paid search programs, big and small, creative optimization remains one of the single most impactful strategies for increasing traffic, lowering costs […]
Google’s Gags Go Worldwide For April Fool’s Day 2012
It was right about this time last year when we gave Google the winner’s trophy for a series of gags that put all others to shame. We could do the same again right now, because Google has tried to top itself with another round of April Fool’s Day jokes that pretty well span the globe […]
Ghost of Google+ Haunts Facebook-Skype Event
Does Google+ make Facebook nervous? It seems that way. A distinct feeling of nervous energy — perhaps it’s just me after getting pulled over by a cop on my way to Facebook — pervaded the press event this morning, which announced new group chat features and one-on-one video calling with Skype. Danny did a live blog of […]
Google Updates Sky Images & Features In Google Earth
The Google LatLong Blog announced they have updated Sky in Google Earth with new content, features, and API integrations. To see Google Sky, click “Switch to Sky” from the “view” drop-down menu in Google Earth, or click the Sky button on the Google Earth toolbar. Here is a list of new features and content that […]