We knew it was coming and now it is live, well, almost fully live. Google is now officially rolling out the favicons and black ad label search interface on desktop. Google has been testing it for months and months on desktop after it launched in mobile search in May 2019.
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web…
Posted by Alan_Coleman Hello Moz readers, We’re proud to bring some insights from the Wolfgang E-Commerce KPI Study 2020 . The annual study provides KPI benchmark data which allow digital marketers analyze their 2019 performance and plan their 2020. The most popular section in the report amongst Moz readers has always been the conversion correlation , where we crunch the numbers to see what sets the high-performing websites apart.
Pinterest is now the third largest social media platform in the United States, a position which it’s expected to keep. The post Pinterest Overtakes Snapchat in Popularity Among US Users via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google Ads is making parallel tracking available for video campaigns, which is optional for now but will soon become mandatory. The post Google Ads Makes Parallel Tracking Mandatory for Video Campaigns via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Google has upgraded the rich results test to show embedded resources.
Google’s rolling out an updated look for paid and organic search results on desktop, bringing it inline with mobile results. The post Google Changes the Look of Paid and Organic Search Results on Desktop via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Here are 10 social media trends that will matter most to marketers, brands, and businesses in 2020, according to 34 experts.
Yesterday, Google announced that it is releasing a core broad update named the January 2020 Core Update. It started to roll out around noon New York time yesterday
Using a modal isn’t necessarily good or bad for SEO – it’s all about how it’s coded and implemented. The post Are Modal Popups Searchable? via @RyanJones appeared first on Search Engine Journal