Daniel Waisberg from the Google Search Relations team went to his office for the first time in a very long time to get a few things. He is based in the Tel Aviv office, where the Search Console team is based. He shared a photo showing that the bots, GoogleBot, Android and the Chrome Dinosaur

Happy Holidays and Christmas to all those celebrating! This week in search I covered Google saying why it won’t reverse the Google December 2020 core update. Google’s John Mueller also said that it can ignore certain parts of your site for assessing quality. Google explains why you may see portions of your site go up

Merry Christmas to all those celebrating today, which I assume is most of you. Like always, most of the search engines dress up their home pages for the day. While Google has not changed its home page logo since December 2nd for the “December global holidays,” the other search engines have. Here are the logos

GUESTS & RESOURCES Episode Overview: Join host Ben as he continues his conversation with Verblio CEO Steve Pockross and VP of Marketing Paul Zalewski about how to safeguard your business for the future with freelancers. Together they discuss how hiring freelancers in anticipation of your content marketing efforts ensures longevity for your company. Although outsourcing

Marketing objectives are clearly defined goals that guide your marketing efforts. They’re a key component of every marketing strategy and provide benchmarks for evaluation. Every business needs marketing objectives because they help you focus on the things that matter. For example, while it might seem like a good idea to grow your Instagram following, it might

On January 10th, Gary Illyes will be celebrating his 10 year work anniversary at Google. He joined Google 10 years ago after being in the SEO community for years and years prior to that. John Mueller, his boss, shared a photo on Twitter of the team from 2011, about ten years ago. Back then the

A couple months ago we saw Google testing a green search category navigation bubble shaped button in the mobile search results. Now I am seeing more reports of Google testing that button in other colors, like orange, gray and more. Plus, Google is also testing showing that button as a square versus oval shape. Here

Google seems to be testing yet another new location to try out the “people also search for” query refinement options in the Google search results. Here it is using the filter bubble design with the title “People also search for.” Shameem Adhikarath pinged me about it on Twitter and with this one, I am able

Google may be testing placing the black Ad label and the URL of the ad under the ad title/headline but above the ad description. This was reported to me on Twitter and no, I cannot replicate, but I can see Google testing this – why not. Here is his screen shot: As you can see,

Microsoft announced the launch of the Microsoft Advertising “health blog,” which really looks like a monitoring dashboard for the uptime and system status of the Microsoft Advertising applications, platform and APIs. You can access it at status.ads.microsoft.com. Microsoft said from here, you will be able to track known issues and understand how they might be