If you think network data means gathering business cards at lunch, you’re in for a surprise. Today’s network data comes from data owners sharing their information to give everyone access to better data than any brand can assemble on its own. Join data experts David M.

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

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Google search shortcuts, exact match & local entities appeared first on Search Engine Land

Successful organizations repeat and improve upon what works. And while last year’s MarTech San Francisco was a hit, it’s our job to find ways to improve the experience and bring more value to attendees with every new show.

Gary Illyes from Google posted a DYK, did you know, recently on Twitter that said that generally GoogleBot “doesn’t make use of cookies, but it can if it detects it cannot get to the content without them…

Google’s Jason Douglas shares what marketers and developers need to know about Actions on Google. The post SMX West keynote: Google talks about ranking, more in Google Assistant appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Rolling out today on Google’s search app and mobile site, the shortcuts offer quick answers on weather, sports & entertainment info. The post Google’s new tappable shortcuts eliminate the need to search on mobile appeared first on Search Engine Land.

In the wake of Google’s announced changes to exact match, contributor Daniel Gilbert offers a passionate argument against the shift, as well as a script to help advertisers regain control. The post Seriously, Google, can you just make exact match exact?

This comes as no surprise to anyone in our field that when Google published their State of Website Security in 2016 they documented that there was a 32% increase year (2016) over year (2015) of sites that got hacked…

Single page websites are extremely popular right now. More and more are choosing them over multi-page sites. Is this good or bad from an SEO perspective?