Bing Ads has launched a new competition tab on web interface globally this week. First rolled out in September, it offers numerous ways through which you can see the competitive scenario on the tab with machine learning powered recommendations to have an edge. Some of the distinctive features of the two major sections in the Competition tab, Auction Insights, and Recommendations-
In the days to come, Google will start offering notifications through Search Console to allow website owners to find out whether they have unclear billing pages. With Chrome 71 set…
Google is including functionality to click-to-message ads and offering attribution and bidding capabilities to enable retail advertisers to follow store visits which have been garnered through online activities. The features were among the updates which have been announced at SMX East in New York City yesterday.
Danny Sullivan, Google’s Search Liaison has published a number of tweets on new updates to search algorithms. Quite a number of website owners and SEOs have come across the rise and fall in search traffic over the last couple of weeks. This has caused speculation regarding what is exactly happening on Google’s search algorithms. Given below is a short summary of what Sullivan tweeted.
Since July 2015, Stone Temple has followed more than 1.4 M questions, keeping a track of the exact number which have results based on Knowledge Graph, featured snippets and improved snippets regularly in search results. Stone Temple used the same questions for all their studies.
All these questions were chosen since it seemed that they could be answered either through a featured snippet or a Knowledge Graph result. All the questions looked for a plain answer based on facts. There are a number of terms which you will have to understand before you go through the data. Some of them are mentioned below-
Google has created numerous third-party apps and services to enhance the online experience of users.
However, the success of these apps and services depends on the awareness of users that their data is safe and developers following established norms. Over the last few years, Google has consistently strengthened policies and controls to respond to day to day internal reviews, feedback from users and changing presumptions related to data privacy and security.
Google has altered the length of posts which are published by Google My Business to 1500 characters. Earlier, length of Google My Business posts was based on words rather than characters. Google needed at least 100 words per post and a maximum of 300 words. But now there is probably no minimum length for Google My Business posts.
Google seems to have extended title lengths in search result snippets as per a new report.
RankRanger’s tracking tools demonstrate that the average length of page titles in search results has increased on an average from 55 to 83 characters. Here is RankRanger’s tweet from last week-