Google Switches to Infinite Scrolling Mobile Search Results
Google has introduced infinite scrolling to mobile search results pages.
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Google has introduced infinite scrolling to mobile search results pages.
With the latest update to Facebook Messenger users can now send and receive HD videos and 360-degree photos.
In Google’s latest Q&A video, John Mueller explains how webmasters can submit a sitemap with more than 50,000 URLs.
Facebook now offers an easy solution for split testing ads — also referred to as A/B testing.
Bing has launched a new feature that will allow users to add price extensions to search ads.
Google Maps has been updated with a feature that will indicate when there’s a confirmed active shooting near your location.
Snapchat is rolling out an update that will allow up to 16 people to join a group video chat.
Third-party Instagram apps are breaking as multiple outlets report the company is limiting access to API data.
Google has revamped the search experience for movies with new features such as reviews and shortcuts to buy tickets.
A new report shows that Google Chrome’s mobile article recommendations are now the fourth biggest driver of referral traffic.
YouTube has introduced a new way to buy TrueView ads with a model that is optimized for reach.
Don’t be fooled by Google’s clever April Fools’ joke, disguised as a new Search Console feature.
Google’s John Mueller says it doesn’t matter whether URLs end in .html, .php, .asp, or have no file extensions.
Facebook is shutting down Partner Categories, which allowed third-party data providers to offer their targeting capabilities to Facebook advertisers.
After being removed earlier this month, Instagram has brought back the ability to use GIF stickers in stories.
Instagram is making it easier for businesses to create full ads that can be used in Stories.
LinkedIn has finally jumped on the video ad bandwagon with video for sponsored content. LinkedIn is also giving businesses the opportunity to add video to...
In celebration of April Fools Google has released a limited-time feature in Google Maps, available for the next week.
Bing is expanding ad coverage at the bottom of search results pages, while removing sidebar text ads.
Google is testing a new feature which allows Google My Business pages to publish offers directly to search results.
An update to Google+ will now allow users to adjust the notification settings for communities they belong to.
Google has released a update to Maps which makes the service available in 39 more languages.
Google is bolstering its GIF finding capabilities with the acquisition of GIF platform Tenor.
Google has made its first official announcement regarding the rollout of mobile-first indexing.
Google Maps for iOS has been updated with restaurant wait times and new search features.
Instagram is moving away from its algorithmic feed and will start showing newer posts near the top.
Instagram is now letting users insert links to hashtags and other profiles in their bio.
YouTube is introducing an easier way to start a live stream from a desktop computer.
Google will start deactivating AdWords accounts next week if they have not spent any money in the past 15 months.
Pinterest is expanding shopping ads to hundreds more businesses, up from the couple dozen retailers they were previously available to.