10 B2B Tech Categories Gaining Interest Because of COVID-19 Telemedicine, electronic signature, online conferencing, and mobile app development were the most swiftly-rising B2B technology software categories, according to recently-released report data, showing rises of as much as 613 percent since the global health crisis began.

It is now rolling out and should be fully live in the US by early next week. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Frédéric Dubut from Bing said on Twitter that if you noindex your sitemap (not that you can technically do that), it still won’t prevent Bing or other search engines from discovering your URLs. This is similar to Google and how other search engines work.

Yesterday we reported how Google launched a pilot in the US to expand the question hub feature. This is a feature where searchers can say the search results do not answer my query, let me type in my question manually for a content creator to look at and respond with

Google is slashing marketing budget by up to 50% in order to survive the financial downturn. The post Google Cutting Up to 50% of Marketing Budget via @martinibuster appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Google is now offering free printable posters for your local business with messages related to COVID-19. The posters can be hung in your business door window and they range from messages about takeout and delivery and no contact delivery

Posted by rjonesx. When it boils down to it, every idea in SEO can be understood as a set of measurements we use to rank one page over another. And that means that when it comes to measuring a concept like the authoritativeness of your content, there are almost certainly factors that you can analyze and tweak to improve it.

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

The optional link relieves call-volume pressure and can result in ‘fewer accidental calls and more qualified leads’ says the company. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

In an unusual update to search, Google is letting users know when the results they’re seeing are lower-than-average quality. The post Google to Caution Users When its Search Results Are Sub-Standard via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal