New filters let users search restaurant listings based on available reservation dates and times, as well as takeout and delivery options. The post Yelp Ups Its Search Game With “Yelp Now”: Adds Dinner Reservation & Food Ordering Search Filters appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article

New filters let users search restaurant listings based on available reservation dates and times, as well as takeout and delivery options. The post Yelp Ups Its Search Game With “Yelp Now”: Adds Dinner Reservation & Food Ordering Search Filters appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Bing hopes to reduce errors in mobile image search by encouraging users to #TypeLessSearchFaster with image-based search suggestions and easily altered search bubbles.

Bing hopes to reduce errors in mobile image search by encouraging users to #TypeLessSearchFaster with image-based search suggestions and easily altered search bubbles.

Google quietly announced on Google+ that they’ve updated the Google My Business App yesterday. The biggest aspect of the new update is the new design has switched to Google’s Material Design interface…

Even Android apps that are not installed on your device can now benefit from the mobile algorithm if you use App Indexing. Google will encourage the mobile searcher to install those apps. The post Google Mobile Search On Android Will Now Recommend Apps To Install appeared first on Search Engine..

Bing reimagines the mobile image search experience with intelligent groups for your searches, by bubbling your search queries. The post Bing Image Search Adds Bubbles To Improve The Mobile Search Experience appeared first on Search Engine Land

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Russian search engine Yandex made a controversial decision last year when it decided to stop valuing inbound links in its algorithm that ranks search results. Now it appears Yandex has done an about-face, reversing their previous decision while introducing harsher penalties for paid links. An abundance of paid links to Russian sites is in part what led to the decision to stop valuing links in the first place.

The largest search engine in Russia has decided to abandon its non-link policy, which was introduced a year ago.