Google has just announced the release of v12 of the API. Here are the highlights. Taken directly from the Google Ads Developer Blog.

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. A new zero click Google study puts it only at 25%…

Google is anticipating a busy holiday season this year. In preparation, they have just announced three new Performance Max features to help advertisers plan effective campaigns, customize their asset strategy, and evaluate your results. The Performance Planner Advertisers can use the new Performance Planner to create campaign plans and understand how to invest their budgets while maximizing ROI

Shares of Google-parent Alphabet are down sharply after the company’s latest earnings report reveals the slowest quarter for revenue growth in almost a decade. The post Google Reports Slowest Revenue Growth In Nearly 10 Years appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Yelp has just announced its newest feature that integrates Mailchimp, Realtor.com, automotive, Roadtrippers, MetLife, and more. It’s called YelpFusion

Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) now allow people to interact and hold conversations with loved ones from beyond the grave. The post AI Allows You To Talk With Virtual Versions Of Deceased Loved Ones appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Marcus Tober at Semrush, a respected search marketing platform, published a new zero-click study that puts zero clicks across Google on average at 25% of all searches or 26% on desktop and 17% on mobile searches.

Both Google (Alphabet) and Microsoft (Bing) have announced earnings last night and both companies are down over 5% in pre-marketing trading after the news.

Google is testing showing the overlay feature for its shopping ads, when you click the “view more” both at the top and the bottom. Here are GIFs showing how the overlay either pins itself to the top or pins itself to the bottom.

Microsoft Bing is showing the search box in the bottom right corner, when you scroll down the search results page and your browser window is wide enough to fit it. Otherwise, Bing will show a floating magnifying glass to click on and activate your search box.