Microsoft Bing has a box and section in its search results named “did you know.” It seems Bing shows more study help sections in this box. Frank Sandtmann, a German based SEO, sent this to me but I can replicate it myself. Here is a screenshot, click to see full size: Here is a GIF

Here is a photo from the Google Chicago office from a month or so ago, where you can see the graffiti on the walls, the design on the other wall and these hip swing chairs. This was shared on Instagram and kind of made me feel a bit more relaxed and calm for some reason.

Google has removed the generic rich result type from the Google Search Console performance reports and API. Google told us this was going away back in May and today it is now officially gone. Google even reminded us of this this morning on Twitter saying “Reminder: “We will keep supporting the search appearance until August

Microsoft Bing seems to be testing a new chat feature in its search results. Sunny Ujjawal posted a screen shot of this on Twitter, that I cannot replicate. Bing pops open a chat box on the right side of the search results that says “Hello! What would you like to talk about today?” It then

Google has added technical, content, and quality guidelines to the Math solver guidelines help documentation. The company also removed solution page markup instructions. Google also said it is fine to remove any existing solution page markup. The new guidelines are over here and here is what was added: Technical Guidelines Add MathSolver structured data to

Google announced that it will begin enforcing that Google Merchant Center merchants use Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) and accurate ones. Then in September of 2021 Google will disapprove merchants

In part one of my interview with Udit Mhatre, the Senior SEO Manager at DuMont Project, we talked about doing SEO in India vs the US. How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Google SERP Now Udit said he is spending a lot of time studying how RankBrain and BERT work and he is seeing the quality

Gary Illyes of Google was asked if someone steals your original image, makes no changes to it, and they embed it on their own site, can the original image holder benefit from that. Gary’s short answer was no, but he said it is possible you do get some benefit he said. Here is how Gary

Google does fun things with some of their walls and here is one that has these dots/holes or maybe pixels that glow and light up. If you zoom out on the photo, you will see it makes up the Google logo. This was at the Google Kirkland office and posted on Instagram several weeks ago.

It is beyond words to have to write about the loss of Erik Stafford, who passed away suddenly this past week. Erik was only 48 years old, and leaves behind a wife and children. To many, he was not just a brilliant marketer and creative director but also a really good and caring friend. Erik