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Google crawls and parses your contact page. Structure it with the right signals and trust factors to drive rankings and real leads.
Google crawls and parses your contact page. Structure it with the right signals and trust factors to drive rankings and real leads.
Performance Max often optimizes for cheap conversions by default. Learn how guardrails and better signals can improve lead quality.
We fully decrypted SearchGuard, the anti-bot system protecting Google Search. Here's exactly how Google tells humans and bots apart.
Find out when and how to use Demand Gen campaigns, including campaign and budget management, plus lessons from real-world campaign testing.
AI may run the web, but conversation drives it. Build forums that boost authority and create content no algorithm can copy.
Learn how to strengthen your sender reputation and boost engagement when it matters most.
Learn what sets Performance Max apart from other Google Ads campaigns, and how it can drive conversions and maximize ROI.
Boost your lead gen strategy with tips on campaign management, sales alignment and maximizing ad performance.
Learn to adapt Google's automated campaign type for retail and DTC ecommerce, lead generation with varying budgets and local businesses.
Get the most of your ad spend with these campaign structure, conversion tracking and testing strategies for lead gen campaigns.
Getting Performance Max to work for lead generation programs without offline conversion data is very hard. Learn what you can do here.
Want to understand how machine learning impacts search? Learn how Google uses machine learning models and algorithms in search.
Bing's Frédéric Dubut and ex-Googler Fili Wiese covered a wide range of questions in Seattle and will be sharing more insights at SMX East.
No one’s immune to traffic drops, and the causes may be easy to overlook. Still, to avoid barking up the wrong tree, gather the evidence first: look closely at the overall stats for a long enough period in your Google Analytics to see if the traffic spike really looks out of place or if it […]
Google, Bing and Kenshoo are bringing the funny today, polluting the web with gags galore.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Why Yahoo’s Not Going To Steal The Search Default For iPhone Away From Google Apparently, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer wants to be the default search for Apple’s Safari browser on iPhone […]
From Search Engine Land: Yahoo’s Q4 2009 Revenues Down Only 4%, Search Ads Down 15% YoY Yahoo announced their fourth quarter 2009 earnings just minutes ago. They reported better than expected earnings, with a decline in revenue of only 4%, year over year. Most of that decline came from a 15% drop in search ad […]
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Yahoo Showing Local Results On Non-Local Queries Following in others’ footsteps, Yahoo says it’s now showing its local shortcut on certain queries that don’t include a local modifier. When you search […]
Google CEO sees one small acquisition a month from Reuters reports Google’s CEO as saying they are back in the business of acquiring businesses. He told Reuters, “acquisitions are turned on again at Google and we are doing our normal maneuvers, which is small companies.” “My estimate would be one-a-month acquisitions and these are largely […]
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 Lets You Tell Them Which URL Parameters To Ignore A new feature has appeared in the Site Configuration Settings Sections of Google Webmaster Tools. The setting, called Parameter Handling, enables […]
The big news is that Google has officially acquired reCAPTCHA. reCAPTCHA are those funny looking letters you see when you fill out forms, asking you to enter in the letters into a box, in order for you to validate that you are indeed a human. Why did Google buy them? Not for the CAPTCHA feature, […]