Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Yandex Mobilegeddon & Google Shopping Campaigns appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Googler, Max Braun, posted on Medium and Google+ that he made a bathroom mirror that is smart. It has the weather, date, time…

Google’s Fetch As Google feature within the Google Search Console now forces you to use a captcha each and every time you try to submit the page to the index. You can try it yourself..

A good campaign structure can have a significant impact on performance, but what structure is right for your business? Columnist Laura Collins discusses some options that have worked well for her clients

This article was originally published on our sister site ClickZ , but it’s so helpful we thought we’d share it here too.

AuthorityLabs focuses on conversions & ROI through a combination of rankings, Google Analytics, volume, & competition data to see marketing opportunities. The post AuthorityLabs: Helping You Track and Choose the Right Keywords by @sejournal appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

The largest Russian search engine has launched their mobile-friendly algorithm today. The post Yandex Rolls Out Mobile-Friendly Algorithm In Russia, Code Name Vladivostok appeared first on Search Engine Land

Companies are recognizing the power of remote workers.

Kelsey Jones reviews Triggers: Creating Behavior That Lasts–Becoming the Person You Want to Be by Dr.

What do the autocomplete results for the UK’s political parties tell us about the the corporate and political world, and how are they corrupting your search results? It’s a conspiracy! Political sabotage! Search engine optimisation in the hands of evil puppet-masters! If you’ve been on Facebook in the last 12 hours you will probably have seen a few posts similar to the following… Searchers have discovered that if you type in “labour are” or “lib dems are” the most popular automatically generated results for completed queries are negative phrases such as “finished”, “a joke” and “scum”