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Siri, Safari and Google Search: What does it mean for marketers?

Columnist Jim Yu explains how Apple's recent announcements and updates to Siri and Safari have had a major impact on the search marketing industry. The post Siri, Safari and Google Search: What does it mean for marketers? appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

‘Ask Me Anything’ with Google’s Gary Illyes at SMX East

Have questions about Google's stance on organic rankings? On featured snippets? On the mobile-first algorithm? Get answers in contributor Eric Enge's recap of this informative session at Search Engine Land's recent conference. The post ‘Ask Me Anything’ with Google’s Gary Illyes... Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Oh, no! AdWords can now spend double your budget. Or not…

In response to Google's recent announcement that AdWords campaigns can now spend up to twice an advertiser's average daily budget, columnist Daniel Gilbert shares a script to keep your budget under control. The post Oh, no! AdWords can now spend double your budget. Or not… appeared first on... Please visit Search Engine Land for the [...]

Google home services ads program rebrands, expanding to 30 cities by end of 2017

The program is now in 17 cities. A new app helps businesses manage leads throughout the day. The post Google home services ads program rebrands, expanding to 30 cities by end of 2017 appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Google searches now correspond to user location instead of domain

Google announced today that it is changing the way it labels country services on the mobile web, Google app for iOS and desktop Search and Maps. According to Google, one in five searches is now location-related. To make search results more relevant, Google says the country of service will no longer be indicated by the [...]

Local SEO for service-area businesses requires a lot of servicing

What does it take to get noticed as a service-area business? Columnist Andrew Shotland explains some of the challenges facing these businesses and offers tips for how to approach your local SEO efforts. by Andrew Shotland on October 27, 2017 Today, let’s talk service-area businesses (SABs) and local SEO. Because every time I talk to [...]

Alphabet (GOOG) third quarter beats estimates: $27.8 billion, revenues up 24%

Google paid clicks were up 55 percent, but CPCs were off 18 percent. Google parent Alphabet announced third-quarter results. Both revenues and earnings per share beat Wall Street estimates. The company reported roughly $27.8 billion in total revenues (up 24 percent), with Google contributing all but $302 million of that amount. Earnings per share were $9.57, [...]

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All Google Manual Penalties Explained from SMX East

How can you identify if your site is suffering from a manual penalty? Google’s manual penalties differ from algorithmic updates such as Panda for content or Penguin for links. Those updates can also be perceived as penalties since sites also tend to lose their organic search visibility as a result. However, Google manual penalties are [...]

Mobile-first updates from SMX East

What does the mobile-first index mean for you? Contributor Eric Enge summarizes a panel from SMX East with tips for how to prep your mobile site and content. by Eric Enge on October 27, 2017 Leslie To: Is it the year of mobile yet? Leslie To breaks down the process of preparing for the mobile-first index [...]