Today, Google announced an enhancement to its autocomplete attribute in Chrome that will ultimately make it easier, and faster, for users to fill out forms on mobile devices. It’s important to note that this isn’t some kind of default feature that Chrome automatically applies to all sites, it’s up to each individual site owner to make sure their forms are marked up with the autocomplete attribute If the filling out forms is something you’re driving users to do, whether to complete purchases or sign up for free offers, it’s a good idea to have the autocomplete attribute in place. In […] The post Google Makes it Easier for Users to Fill Out Forms on Mobile Devices by @mattsouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Google Feud, AdWords Top Movers & Mobile SEO Ranking appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Google is updating the Top Movers report with a summary to make it easier to spot areas for AdWords improvement. The post AdWords Top Movers Report Gets A Makeover appeared first on Search Engine Land.

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

Google announced this morning that it is “very important” to make your mobile web sites user friendly and devoted a whole blog post about the importance of autocomplete on mobile web sites. Google said: Making websites friendly and easy to browse for users on mobile devices is very…

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Google announced they have updated their ranking algorithm to detect a larger and better set of doorway pages and thus wipe them out of the search results, as to improve search quality within Google’s search results…

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Google’s Zineb Ait Bahajji is quoted as saying at SMX Munich the upcoming mobile-friendly algorithm will impact more sites than their Panda or Penguin algorithms.

If you had any doubt how big and “significant” the upcoming mobile-friendly ranking algorithm will be for Google’s mobile results, you should remove those doubts now…