Google is offering very very basic tips on reconsideration requests this week, calling it the week of GoogleRecon.

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Today, Google announced the roll out of callouts, a new ad extension in AdWords that allows advertisers to show off unique offers and benefits of their sites, products and services with an additional line of text in their ads. Advertisers can use callouts to promote free shipping, around-the-clock…

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Bing Ads Introduces Bulk Editing In Web UI, Now Review Up To 1 Million Keywords Bing Ads has been building out its capabilities in the Web UI this year so that..

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web…

Google users who want to search for content from blogs must now filter their queries in Google News instead of using the separate Blog Search page.

Chinese search engine Baidu is launching a wearable headset very similar to Google Glass that they are calling Baidu Eye. The company showed off the new device, which was first rumored to be in development in April 2013, at its annual showcase event, Baidu World (Chinese language page) in Beijing. The device does not feature a screen, and instead just beams information to a user’s smartphone

Bing Ads has been building out its capabilities in the Web UI this year so that account managers aren’t as beholden to the Bing Ads Editor as they have been to manage campaigns. Today, Bing Ads announced bulk editing features and the ability to review accounts with as many as 1 million..

Google’s site command, i.e.

Google is reportedly allowing retailers to promote in-store products across all devices, regardless of whether the products are available online as well.