Apps have been around for much longer than most of us realize. The first apps made their appearance in the 1990’s via PDAs like the Psion and the Palm Pilot

In this week’s Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the web, showing what people eat at the search engine companies, how they play, who they meet, where they speak, what toys they have, and more.

The tech giant will surface mobile-friendly information and content from indexed apps more prominently in its search results.

Changes include some subtle but welcome usability updates and, best of all, the ability to edit the text of keywords that have already been synced. The post New Bing Ads Editor Version (10.7) Now Available appeared first on Search Engine Land

If you are a blogger or write articles for an online magazine or newspaper, you likely encounter this question on a daily basis: Should I add an image to my article? The answer is “Yes”.

The expansion of Google’s Knowledge Graph may threaten the volume of organic search traffic to websites. Columnist Nate Dame explains what’s changing and what marketers should do about it.

Columnist Stoney deGeyter shares the ups and downs of his longest-standing SEO client — including a rather surprising result to site architecture tweaks. The post How I Lost My Clients Their #1 Ranking And Their Profits Exploded Overnight! appeared first on Search Engine Land

Some of the more focused and obsessive SEO/Webmaster forums are taking notice of Google’s search results shifting around a bit too much. Some are saying that over the past couple days, the Google results for some of their web sites have dropped…

Facebook isn’t the gravy train it used to be, and here’s why. The post 5 Ways to Increase Organic Reach on Facebook by @beymour appeared first on Search Engine Journal

Capitalizing on news that’s already out there can help you earn links back to your website – if you know how to do it effectively.