This should come as no surprise as we covered it here a couple times already but this morning, Google emailed those using property sets in Google Search Console that it is going away by the end of March. Google is shutting it down and may replace it with something else at some point in time.

A study on Instagram engagement discovered that video posts receive 2x engagement of other post types. The post Instagram Video Posts Receive Twice the Engagement of Other Post Types [STUDY] by @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal

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

LinkedIn is rolling out a salary comparison tool to help professionals discover where they could make more money. The post LinkedIn Job Listings Now Inform Users Where They Could Make More Money by @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal

Posted by TheMozTeam With the new year in full swing and an already busy first quarter, our 2019 predictions for SEO in the new year are hopping onto the scene a little late — but fashionably so, we hope. From an explosion of SERP features to increased monetization to the key drivers of search this year, our SEO experts have consulted their crystal balls (read: access to mountains of data and in-depth analyses) and made their predictions. Read on for an exhaustive list of fourteen things to watch out for in search from our very own Dr

Facebook is rolling out a premium ad program called Showcase, which lets advertisers target the highest-quality videos. The post Facebook Introduces a Premium Ad Offering for Video Advertisers by @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal

Google Image Search on mobile search has added a “swipe to next” notice when you look at specific images in the search results. So when you click on a specific image, it will overlay for a second or two a message that tells you that you can swipe to see the next image.

The post Carlos Abler of 3M Asks B2BMX Attendees: Can Marketing Save the World? appeared first on Online Marketing Blog – TopRank® .

I am sure you all see it all the time when you are checking out e-commerce sites – content stuffed at the bottom of the product listings category pages. It is an easy way to get content on to the page and also not distract the user from seeing the product listings on the page. Google’s John Mueller said you should try to think of other ways to incorporate the content on the page and not just stick it in the footer

Here’s how to check Google search results for a specific country, city, or street address – both manually and using tools. The post How You Can See Google Search Results for Different Locations by @ab80 appeared first on Search Engine Journal