Bing Ads has made a change to their Keywords Tab to allow advertisers to review up to 50,000 keywords within their user interface. Previously, if you had more than 5,000 keywords, an alert would appear asking you to narrow down the keywords scope.

While updates to the AdWords interface come out frequently, AdWords Editor continues to be left behind with the same functionality. Will Google continue to support AdWords Editor, or will it be phased out in favor of the web interface?

Guided Search: a new way to find what you’re looking for -  Pinterest is introducing a new search feature that it claims has a leg up on the Bings, Googles, and Yahoos of the world. Pinterest Blog Say Goodbye to Paid Search Terms from Google –  We’ve long worked to keep your searches on Google secure. We provided SSL encryption for signed-in searches in 2011 and have rolled that out to searches from the omnibox in the Chrome browser

Earlier this month, Twitter announced the upcoming launch of a new profile design. At the time, the new […] Author information John Rampton President at Adogy Managing Editor John Rampton is an entrepreneur, full-time computer nerd, and PPC expert.

There are dozens of reports in the Google Web Search Help forum and Android Central that Google Images is not working properly on specific Android phones and tablets…

In a magical video where Google’s head of search spam, had his body removed all to make a point that the body of a page’s content is really important. Yes, Matt actually removed his body, in a way to show just how important the body is..

Posted by Cyrus-Shepard Google obviously looks at a great many factors in determining site rankings, but what do they know about us as administrators of our sites, and how do they use that information? In today’s Whiteboard Friday, Cyrus talks about some of the actions that Google takes based on information it can see, offering advice on how you can see the inherent benefits and avoid the pitfalls. For reference, here’s a still of this week’s whiteboard! Howdy Moz fans

This morning and yesterday, the webmaster forums started getting polluted with questions about Google Webmaster Tools issues and notifying them about SSL certificate errors.

Foursquare announced their plans today to shift their focus towards local search, and release an entirely new app […] Author information Matt Southern Matt Southern is a marketing, communications and public relations professional. He provides strategic digital marketing services at an agency called Bureau in Ontario, Canada. He has a bachelors degree in communication and an unparalleled passion for helping businesses get their message out