Bing has always had a lot of room for improvement when it comes to keywords. The majority of advertisers preferred  to use Google’s keyword tool to build out campaigns in Bing because Bing’s tools were not user-friendly.

Despite all the signals, chatter and reporting showing that Google’s search results appear to be updating as if there was an algorithmic change at Google, Google has told me that there is nothing going on. Google said that they are not working on anything and there is nothing going on around this..

Google has recently updated it’s iOS search app to version 4.0, and with it comes several new, useful features. Users who are familiar with using Siri will now be able to use the Google search app in much the same way, as it is now equipped for voice search and is able to respond to more conversational searches.

The other day we covered a topic on hold Bing’s Duane Forrester has a bold statement that you shouldn’t know where your links are coming from and honestly, I think it is awesome advice but people may take it to mean, if you do, it may lead to a penalty…

Posted by Dr-Pete This post is a part of the “Starting Over” series, the story of starting a blog ( MinimalTalent.com ) from scratch.

I rarely submit questions for Google’s Matt Cutts, but I did submit one and he actually answered it in a video. The question was, Matt – what are your regrets related to web spam…

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’s Knowledge Graph Expands Into Google Maps Google is expanding its Knowledge Graph into Google Maps.

Google is expanding its Knowledge Graph into Google Maps.

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