Google local question-and-answer feature now live in search for all mobile browsers
The feature initially was available only on Android devices.
The feature initially was available only on Android devices.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on and from other places across the web.
BrightEdge also reported that mobile vs. desktop queries produce different rankings nearly 80% of the time.
Google makes another attempt at allowing users to save their search results to a single location.
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Google's site speed tool now compares your site to your competitors' and tells you how many visitors your site is losing because of your load time.
Company says AMP ads can load up to 5 seconds faster than standard display ads.
Searches for events will now surface a list of activities that include location and date details.
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Google says with the new image search feature, they can "help boost your search style IQ."
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Baidu, Sogou and Yahoo Japan are adopting the mobile framework.
A bug has forced Google to remove the mobile friendly label from the search results. Google is fixing the issue and will restore the label after the problem is resolved.
Back in August 2016, Google warned that it would be releasing an algorithm to crack down on interstitials on mobile pages. Now that the update has been live for a month, columnist Glenn Gabe shares his findings on the impact.
A year’s beginning is the most ambitious of times for teams and businesses — lots of reflection, planning, strategizing, revamping approaches, right? To get you off to a good start, we have listed five A/B testing resolutions that should take in 2017. A/B testing is a relatively young practice, yet it only takes a Simple […]
Using the new API Google released, developers can now build their own tools around the mobile-friendly testing tool to see if pages are mobile-friendly.
Want your content to be found by mobile users in Google News? Well, it seems like you need to have AMP to make that happen now.
Google said the mobile intrusive interstitial penalty went live yesterday, but webmasters have not claimed any issues yet.
In a new user interface test, Google shows a button to jump the mobile searcher back to the top of the search results page.
Some publishers, such as CNN and The Washington Post, are having good experiences, however.
There are now 600 million AMP pages on 700,000 domains.
Contributor Kristi Kellogg recaps a session from SMX East 2016 in which Google, Condé Nast and Vox Media share successes and challenges with Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP).
Google reiterated that the move does not include a rankings change.
Google will reinforce its emphasis on the mobile search experience with a new penalty affecting "intrusive interstitials" on mobile web pages.
Google says the change is designed to declutter its search results.
AMP error notifications now are showing in the core search results, but only if you are the site's owner.
Google is proactively pushing AMP through the Google Search Console message center.
The company says that AMP pages will not receive a rankings boost.
eBay adopting AMP for their transaction-based site may signal that Google might push out AMP well beyond article and news-oriented content.
Want to know more about Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)? Columnist Max Prin recaps a session from SMX Advanced 2016 featuring John Shehata of Condé Nast and Google's Rudy Galfi, product manager for the AMP Project.
Leaked screen shots show the new Google mobile usability testing tool gaining the same interface as the mobile-friendly testing tool.
Google's new user-friendly tool should make it easier for small businesses to see how their sites rank in terms of being mobile-friendly and fast.
The speed of your mobile pages currently doesn't impact your mobile rankings, but soon it may, says Gary Illyes of Google.
AMP is growing and expanding. Here's some of the latest information from Google's Richard Gingras at Google I/O.
The new Google mobile-friendly algorithm is supposed to give an additional ranking boost for mobile-friendly websites in the mobile search results.
Google takes action on mobile sites that trick users into being redirected to an unwanted website from the mobile search results page. This Twitter post was just to remind webmasters not to use sneaky redirects.
Google is testing a minimalist version of the local box in the mobile search results. My best guess: It is a version for slower internet connections.
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AMP's objective is a faster, more engaging mobile web experience in an open ecosystem.