Pinterest Search Trends: Updated Insights For Summer 2020
A new report on Pinterest search trends reveals which topics are seeing a spike in popularity during the summer months of 2020.
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.
A new report on Pinterest search trends reveals which topics are seeing a spike in popularity during the summer months of 2020.
Facebook posts that receive the most engagement are usually seen by a small percentage of people, says Facebook’s Head of News Feed.
Facebook Live and Messenger Rooms are coming together to make it possible for 50-person group chats to be broadcast live.
Google is making it free for retailers to sell products in search results by waiving fees for sales made via the ‘Buy on Google’ option.
Facebook is bringing fundraisers for personal causes to the Instagram platform, which small businesses can utilize to raise money.
There’s currently an issue with the ‘site:’ command in Google Search that may fail to show a site’s indexed content.
Bing is launching a new plugin for WordPress that is designed for getting content immediately indexed in search results.
Google Search Console has been updated with a new type of filter that lets site owners isolate traffic and impressions generated by the News tab.
Google’s John Mueller answers a question about using robots.txt to block special files, including .css and .htacess.
The top 100 YouTube search queries of the year are revealed in a study examining the search volume of over 800 million keywords.
Google’s John Mueller advises SEOs not to look at search ranking as an exact science with an absolute right or wrong way of doing things.
Facebook is reportedly planning to bring Instagram Reels, a direct competitor to TikTok, to the US in August.
Google prefers ranking content from YouTube over other video sources, according to a new report in the Wall Street Journal.
Google goes in depth on crawl budget, answering some of the most common SEO-related questions in the latest episode of SEO Mythbusting.
Google appears to have fixed an issue with Google Discover that was preventing large images being displayed for non-AMP pages.
The first organic result in Google Search has an average click-through rate of 28.5%, according to a newly published study.
Google says content cannot be optimized for Discover in the same way that it can be optimized for search results.
Pinterest is introducing a new ranking model to its home feed in an effort to surface certain types of content more often.
LinkedIn profiles can now include audio recordings of users saying their own names to assist others with proper pronunciation.
Google is adding more context to photos in image search results, which presents site owners with a new opportunity to drive traffic.
Instagram is replacing the Activity tab with a ‘Shop’ tab for select users as part of a global test.
Instagram is letting users pin up to three comments on posts as part of a larger effort to combat bullying on the platform.
Google is officially moving the Rich Results Test out of beta now that it fully supports all Google Search rich results features.
LinkedIn is making its platform less noisy by cracking down on the number of invites page admins can send out each month.
Most spam reports submitted via Google search results do not lead to manual actions. Google uses the reports to improve it’s spam detection capabilities.
Google’s Gary Illyes polled SEOs about changes to their work life during COVID-19, and the results were not what he expected.
In an update to Google Analytics, bot traffic will be automatically filtered out of reports for Web + App properties.
Bing published an updated version of its webmaster guidelines which contains an all-new section on how Bing ranks content.
As of today, Facebook is changing the way news stories are ranked in its main feed with an algorithm update that prioritizes original reporting.
Google is letting retailers run free shopping ads in US search results, which will be displayed in knowledge panels starting this summer.