Google has been testing four AdWords ads since 2006 and recently stepped up those tests in late 2015. Now, according to Search Engine Land…

Posted by ronell-smith [Estimated read time: 9 minutes] In 2009, I wrote a magazine story about a Japanese lure company selling high-end fishing lures in the US for $20 to $50 each. With anglers buying the lures in droves, it was only a matter of time before competitors followed suit, creating carbon copies of the best sellers, which lead to a market frenzy the industry had never seen

This post will try to clear up the confusion and questions people have following Google’s removal of right sidebar ads. The post All About Google Removing Sidebar Ads: What You Need to Know appeared first on Search Engine Journal

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

Search Engine Land’s SMX West begins next Tuesday in San Jose. Register now to reserve your spot or risk missing out on incredible SEO and paid tactics and networking. The past few days have witnessed new and profound SEM & SEO developments.

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.

A look at what is changing and what is not on Google desktop search results. The post FAQ: All About The Changes To Google’s Ad Layout On Desktop Search Results appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

This week’s SEJ Wrap-Up is all about HTTP/2 & how it can positively affect your SEO, and learn about different ways to use Google Analytics you might not know of. The post SEJ Wrap-Up: Learn These Advanced Google Analytics Tips & How HTTP2 Will Affect SEO by @megcabrera appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Google is now sending out notifications for “Social engineering content detected” on your web site and sometimes it looks like the notifications are not valid…

Last week I spotted a thread at WebmasterWorld that has a webmaster noticing his website was just accepted into DMOZ…