Meta expands live shopping ads and virtual card checkout to drive more purchases
Meta's new shopping features aim to reduce purchase friction and help advertisers convert product discovery moments into sales.
Topic: Visa
New data: 77% use AI to shop. Nearly 1 in 3 won’t let it spend.
More than 3 in 4 people use AI for shopping — but trust drops to $0 when money’s involved. What that means for AI commerce in 2026.
What is YMYL? Google’s high-stakes content category
YMYL content affects lives and finances—so Google holds it to higher standards. Learn what qualifies as YMYL and how to meet E-E-A-T expectations.
This day in search marketing history: February 18
Yahoo stops using Google search, plus: Core Web Vitals, RSAs become default, Google Shopping Campaigns For PLAs and more.
Amazon and Visa come to a truce over fee increases
After months of feuding, Amazon will continue to accept Visa credit cards at its websites and stores.
Amazon will stop accepting Visa payments in the UK starting in January
The e-commerce platform cites the change “as a result of Visa’s continued high cost of payments.”
Findera search engine helps recruiters find talent, sales find leads
The San Francisco-based startup’s new offering is free, enables multi-attribute searches and covers 130 million professionals worldwide.
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BrightLocal opens its 2016 local SEO survey to see how the industry has changed over the last year
Survey questions cover everything from SEO agency size and revenue to services offered and retainer fees.
A Paid Search First? Olympic Sponsor Visa Opts To Advertise Its Tumblr On Google, Bing and Yahoo
YouTube and Facebook have long been the favored social accounts promoted by brands in paid search ads. Visa is cracking the mold. In what may be a first for a major brand, the Olympic sponsor is using paid search to drive visitors to its Tumblr account. The ads are appearing on both Google and the […]
SearchCap: The Day In Search, February 18, 2013
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the Web. From Search Engine Land: Search Engines More Trusted Than Social Media For News & Information [Study] When it comes to getting general news and information, consumers worldwide put as much trust in search engines as […]
Google Works To Prevent Illegal Download Sites From Having A Credit Source
The Telegraph reports Google is leading an effort to prevent illegal download sites from having a source of credit to be able to buy ads online. Google is in talks specifically with Visa, Mastercard and PayPal to prevent these types of companies from using credit cards or PayPal accounts. This would help prevent these types […]
It’s Official: PayPal President Scott Thompson The New Yahoo CEO
AllThingsD reported late yesterday that PayPal president Scott Thompson would likely be named CEO of Yahoo. It’s now official; Yahoo just put out its formal press release announcing Thompson’s appointment. In appointing Thompson, Yahoo is choosing a leader with a deeper technology and product background than prior CEO Carol Bartz who was abruptly terminated last […]
Google Wallet Now Live, But In Very Limited Availability
As expected, Google has formally announced the first rollout of Google Wallet — the company’s first official entry into the growing mobile payments space. But Wallet is only taking a baby step today. Google says the app is only being made available to Sprint Nexus S 4G phones, and users will be able to pay […]
Google Wallet Launch Largely Symbolic But Important
According to documents seen by TechCrunch, Google Wallet is launching later today a bit behind schedule. As we discussed when the announcement was initially made in May, only a small number of people will initially have access to Google Wallet. There are only a handful of merchant and retail partners and only one handset currently […]
Live Blogging The Google Wallet Launch Press Conference
Google’s Commerce VP Stephanie Tilenius took the stage this morning in New York to announce what everyone was expecting: Google Wallet. She said that Google wants to create “tomorrow’s best shopping experience” and “bring online and offline together” through an open payments platform. Google aspires to bring offers, payments and loyalty together at the point […]
Google To Test Mobile Payments In NY And SF
While Apple has reportedly decided to forgo NFC-related hardware/software in iPhone 5 because of a lack of standards, Google is to begin testing NFC-based mobile payments at selected stores in New York and San Francisco according to an article in Bloomberg: The company will pay for installation of thousands of special cash-register systems from VeriFone […]
How To Make Flash Content Search Friendly
Life is full of tough choices: Mac or PC? Mastercard or Visa? Bud Lite or Miller Lite? And choosing between two good options is never easy, as each has its own merits. Similarly, marketers have been faced with the same kind of tough choice when choosing their website design strategy: Enhance the website’s appearance with […]