Google AdWords Price Extensions to be Shown on All Devices
It has been confirmed that Google AdWords price extensions are now eligible to be shown on all devices.
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Matt G. Southern, Senior News Writer, has been with Search Engine Journal since 2013. With a bachelor’s degree in communications, Matt specializes in gathering details, checking facts, and making complex subjects easy to understand. In addition to writing articles, Matt oversees strategy development for SEJ’s news department.
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Google: New Industry Benchmarks for Mobile Page Speed
Google has released a new report illustrating the latest industry benchmarks for mobile page speed. How does your site stack up?
Yoast SEO Version 4.4 Now Available: Here’s What’s New
Yoast SEO, a WordPress plugin with over 3 million installs, has received updates to both its free and premium versions. Here’s what’s new in each.
Google Assistant Can Now Tell You About Slang, Beer, and Men’s Fashion
Google Assistant has been updated with a slang dictionary, a beer guide, and men’s fashion advice.
Google: How to Properly Close a Site For a Day
These tips outline the correct way to temporarily shut down a site without affecting its search presence.
Google Assistant Coming to All Android Phones Running 6.0 and Above
Google has revealed plans to release Google Assistant, the company’s AI-based voice assistant, to all smartphones running Android 6.0 and above.
Google Allo Chat App and Virtual Assistant Coming to Desktop
Google’s messaging app Allo, along with its built-in virtual assistant, is coming to desktop.
Google’s iOS App Returning Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMPs) in Search Results
Google’s flagship app for iOS can finally surface AMPs in search results.
Google Responds to Users Being Unexpectedly Signed Out of Their Accounts
Google has issued a public response to assure users their accounts have not been compromised.
Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) Account for 7% of Traffic to US Publishers
Adobe Analytics reveals AMPs account for 7% of traffic to top US publishers. This data is accurate as of December 2016
Google Site Search to Shutter on April 1, 2017 — Here Are Some Alternatives
Google will cease sales of its Google Site Search product on April 1, 2017. Current customers will still be able to use it until their...
HTTPS Pages on Front Page of Google Could Reach 50% by June 2017
HTTPs pages on the front page of Google search results could reach 50% by late May/early June 2017.
New Google My Business Guidelines State Virtual Offices Not Allowed for Service-Area Businesses
According to new Google My Business (GMB) guidelines, it is not acceptable for a service-area business to use a virtual location.
New Google Cooking Cards Spotted in Google Now
New cards have been spotted in Google Now which display recipe suggestions based on search history and previously read articles.
Google Upgrades Gboard for iPhone with Voice Typing, New Emoji, and More
Gboard, Google’s alternative mobile keyboard, has been updated on iPhone with support for voice typing, new emoji, and new languages.
Google Releases Tool to Help Filter Out Hurtful Comments Online
Google has released a new API for publishers which uses machine learning to filter out hurtful comments online.
Malie Ohye Bids Farewell to Google
Maile Ohye, former Developer Programs Tech Lead at Google, and repeat guest at SEJ Summit, has bid farewell to the search giant.
Google and Bing to Demote Pirate Websites in UK Search Results
Google and Bing have come to a voluntary agreement with the UK government to demote websites in UK search results which provide links to download...
Creative Commons Launches New Search Engine for Finding Free, Legal Images
Creative Commons has launched the beta version of a new search engine which is designed to make it even easier to find free-to-use images.
Google to Implement Anti-Piracy Code in Search Results by June 1st
Google, along with other search companies, are close to finalizing an agreement to implement an anti-piracy code for search results.
Google Asked to Remove Over a Million Websites for Copyright Infringement
Google’s latest transparency report reveals the number of domains the search giant has been asked to remove has reached a new milestone of one million.
OK Google, Give Me Some Fun Facts About Animals and Nature
Google introduced a new search feature designed to instantly deliver fun facts about plants, animals, fruits, and vegetables.
DuckDuckGo Has Plans to Be More Than Just a Search Engine
DuckDuckGo has plans to extend its privacy solutions throughout the web.
Exclude Irrelevant Audiences from Bing Ads Remarketing Campaigns
Bing Ads has introduced the ability to exclude irrelevant audiences from remarketing advertising campaigns.
Google’s New ‘People Also Ask’ Suggestions Allow for Deeper Exploration of Topics
Google is making ‘People also ask’ suggestions smarter with dynamically loading suggestions.
Google Maps Update: Create and Share Lists of Favorite Places
In an update to the Google Maps app for iOS and Android, you can now create lists of your favorite places and share them with...
How’s the Weather? Find Out With Bing’s Advanced Weather Answers
Just in time for the winter snowfall, Bing has rolled out two new features to give searchers more detailed answers to weather questions.
Could RankScience Replace Your SEO Team?
According to TechCrunch, YC-backed startup RankScience has the potential to put “hundreds of thousands” of SEOs out of work.
New Google AdWords IF Functions Allow for Greater Ad Customization
Google AdWords has introduced new IF functions to search ads which allow ad text to be customized based on whether or not specific parameters are...
Google to Improve AMP Ads Through Partnerships with Cloudflare and TripleLift
AdAge reports that Google has partnered with Cloudflare and TripleLift to deliver instant loading ads on Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMPs). Cloudflare has developed a tool...