Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the Web. From Search Engine Land: Google Introducing “In-Depth Articles” To Search Results Google is rolling out “in-depth” articles this morning. We previously wrote about…

The majority of adults surveyed by Pew Research Center use social media, with adoption by the older age group growing each year. Twitter specifically was most popular with ages 18 to 29 while the 65 and older group saw slower adoption in that area.

Successful marketers know to thrive in today’s business climate they must identify their key influencers, listen to what they’re saying, and engage them. However, unless it’s executed properly, those efforts may be fruitless

Successful marketers know to thrive in today’s business climate they must identify their key influencers, listen to what they’re saying, and engage them. However, unless it’s executed properly, those efforts may be fruitless

Google is rolling out “in-depth” articles this morning. We previously wrote about the test when it appeared a couple of months ago. In-depth articles exist for a wide range of topics (e.g., censorship, secret societies, e-waste, Legos, Taylor Swift) and call out longer-form content from…

YouTube has rolled out several new features for YouTube Partners and Content Creators in just the past few weeks. This includes adding new charts in YouTube Analytics, a YouTube subscribe button for websites, and more tools to build channels.

YouTube has rolled out several new features for YouTube Partners and Content Creators in just the past few weeks. This includes adding new charts in YouTube Analytics, a YouTube subscribe button for websites, and more tools to build channels.

In a world where billions of pieces of content are produced and shared online every day, it can be intimidating to try and stay ahead of the game; blazing new trails into unknown territory while trying to stay relevant enough to be found by an audience as they wade through a proverbial ocean of content. […] Author information Sarah Hill Sarah Hill is the Chief Storyteller for Veterans United Home Loans and the 38th most followed person on Google+ . Join her in a Google Hangout or connect with her page .

Recruiters, prospective clients and fellow employees are all using social media to find out more information about the people they encounter in their professional lives. Keeping your personal life online separate from your professional life is very important. You don’t want professional connections knowing all about the ins and outs of your personal life.