Google Search activity cards are not new, they’ve been in testing since 2018 and launched in January 2019. But Google has upgraded them for shopping and product searches, job searches and recipe searches. Google said they have “updated them for shopping, jobs & recipes, to show you related and new information.”
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…
Instagram’s main feed will now show posts from people you don’t follow, after you’re caught up with content from the people you do follow. The post Instagram is Adding Suggested Posts to the Main Feed via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Colan Nielsen spotted a new analytics dashboard for Google My Business data named performance metrics. It is a bit tricky to get to, but it is available via the updated inline editing features. They also don’t seem to match up with the Google My Business Insights data.
There are a nice number of vocal SEOs and online publishers who have been complaining all year long about their new online publishing news web sites are not being indexed and ranked in Google News. It is hard for me to debug any of this but they asked that I bring some of their complaints to a wider audience.
While many retailers flounder, some omnichannel merchants are killing it online. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
This is wild, I mean, I think it is a bit over the top even for Google. Google is changing the background heading image for the Google search results based on your query. If you search for things like [creative ideas], [ideas for christmas], [flower ideas] and even others, Google will swap out the white background with an image background.
Looking to understand the latest shifts in consumer intent caused by the pandemic? Use these 7 Google tools when conducting keyword research today. The post 7 Google Tools to Use When Conducting Keyword Research Today via @gregjarboe appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Here are seven big benefits of blogging for business, plus examples of companies using blogs to help grow their traffic and attract new customers.
What do you think of when you see a person’s business title, and how do the role assumptions we all inevitably bring to the table affect our ability to market authentically?