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Google Kills Blocked Sites Search Feature
Remember Google's search feature that let you block websites? The one that launched in March 2011, expanded globally in September 2011, and then vanished and became useless by January 2012 and forgotten soon after? It's now officially discontinued.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Marin Software Raises $105 Million in IPO
Marin Software went public today. The online advertising management platform's initial public offering )IPO( raised $105 million, as the company sold 7.5 million shares of stock at $14 per share - exceeding expectations of 7 million shares.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Phone Numbers No Longer Allowed in Google AdWords Ad Text
If you want to include a phone number in your AdWords ad, you'll need to use the call extensions feature. Starting in April, Google will begin disapproving any ads that include telephone numbers in the ad text, according to a recent policy update.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Google Brings Huge NCAA March Madness Bracket to Search Results
Searching for the NCAA March Madness bracket? Search for [ncaa bracket] or [march madness] on Google and you'll see a giant box above the organic results dedicated to the latest scores and schedule - all leading to additional Google searches.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Why Digg Briefly Vanished From Google's Search Results
The Internet was certainly talking about Digg today when people discovered the social news site was no longer appearing in Google's search results. Was it penalized? Did Digg have an issue with its robots.txt file? No. It was all Google's fault.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
eBay vs. PPC: Yes, Paid Ads Still Work
An eBay study on the effectiveness of paid search advertising claims that brand keyword ads provide no short-term benefits and negative return on investment )on average(. Our jury of PPC experts had plenty to say about this hotly debated topic.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
The Networking Guide to SES New York 2013 #SESNY
While the 60+ sessions on the agenda are reason enough to attend SES New York 2013, some of the greatest tips you may take home from the conference come after hours - during networking events with more than 100 speakers and your fellow attendees.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Google St. Patrick's Day 2013 Logo Gets Animated With Irish Step Dancing
Google is wishing users a happy St. Patrick's Day today with a cute animated Google Doodle featuring a group of six Irish step dancers )five girls and a boy( all dressed in green, with each bearing one of the letters making up Google's name.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Google Grabs More Search Market Share, Now at 67.5%
Google now owns 67.5 percent of the U.S. search market. After reaching 67 percent for the first time in November and repeating the feat in January, Google has topped its own record and strengthened its market share stranglehold, comScore reported.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Matt Cutts: Google Adding Panda to Real-Time Algorithm
Google Panda will soon evolve from monthly )or so( manual refreshes to a constant part of Google's real-time algorithm, according to Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts. The latest )possibly final?( Panda refresh is expected today or Monday.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Google Reader Going Away July 1
Citing declining usage and a focus on fewer products, Google today gave notice to its loyal )but apparently too few in number( users that its RSS platform is going away permanently via a message in Google Reader and a couple of blog posts.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Google Panda Update Coming Within Days; 'Next Generation' of Penguin in Works
You can expect another Google Panda update to roll out this Friday or Monday, according to Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts. Also, Cutts has revealed that Google is working on a significant change to the Penguin algorithm.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Woman Comes Up Limp Yet Again in Google Search Suggestion Fight
Beverly Stayart has come up limp in her bid to hold search engines accountable for a search suggestion that links her to erectile dysfunction drug Levitra. The middle-aged woman is now 0-4 in attempts to prove her name has been misappropriated.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Matt Cutts: Merchant Quality to Affect Google Search Rankings
Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts has hinted at an upcoming Google update that is aimed at protecting searchers by lowering the rankings of merchants. It's all still pretty vague at this point, but here's what Cutts said Friday at SXSW.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
DON'T PANIC: Google's Insanely Complicated Douglas Adams Interactive Doodle
Today's interactive Google Doodle featuring the famous words "DON'T PANIC" )in large, friendly letters on the cover( is in tribute to "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" and author Douglas Adams, who was born on this date in 1952.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
On International Women's Day, Marketers Share Challenges & Reasons to Celebrate
Many women are helping to shape the marketing world by sharing insights and expertise. We ask some of the smartest women in marketing to reflect on the women who helped or inspired them, and share some challenges women in our industry are facing.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Google Doodle Celebrates International Women's Day 2013
How do you create a Google Doodle that fairly represents women of all shapes and sizes? That was the challenge for Doodle artist Betsy Bauer, who designed today's tribute to half the world's population in celebration International Women's Day 2013.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Facebook's New Look News Feed Adds Multiple Feeds, Bigger Images
Facebook's news feed is evolving to feature larger photos and multiple feeds that are designed to reduce clutter. The social network today unveiled its redesigned, mobile-inspired look that puts a much bigger emphasis on visuals.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Final Day to Save Big on SES New York 2013
Want to upgrade your marketing skills or discover new ideas, tools, and strategies from industry experts, or simply experience some amazing networking opportunities - all while saving money? Then you should book your trip to SES New York 2013 today.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Google Maps for iPhone Update Adds New Local Search Features
Google Maps for iPhone has been updated with new local search icons to help you more quickly find restaurants, coffee shops, bars, gas stations, and other places. Tap the search box, then tap an icon, and you'll get a list of local businesses.
author: Danny Goodwin
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
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