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21
May

Google Voice Search May Do Away with Traditional Search

May 21, 2016,
Google recently announced that 20-percent of search queries on their Mobile App or on Android devices are voice searches. The percentage of voice searches has been growing since Apple introduced Siri in 2013. And for the past year, the number of voice searches, in general, has been growing rapidly. At some point in the future,...
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25
Apr

Google Has Suspended Your Local Listing – Find Out Why

April 25, 2016,
Google has suspended your local listing and you’re no longer showing up in the Maps section. Now what do you do? The action to take is to analyze the possible causes. Here are 5 reasons your site may have been suspended: You’ve added keywords to business’ official business name Your physical business address is actually...
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17
Mar

Another Google Mobile Search Update Imminent

March 17, 2016
Yesterday, Google announced on their Webmaster Central Blog that they will be rolling out an update in March 2016 for mobile searches. And so, the Mountain View Search Giant once again says that you better have or better get your mobile website in order. According to Google, “Today we’re announcing that beginning in May, we’ll...
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09
Jan

Google Project Sunroof Connects Home Solar Buyers and Sellers

January 9, 2016
Google’s Project Sunroof helps consumers who are thinking about buying or leasing rooftop solar panels for their home do a little comparison shopping right inside of Google. Now this may sound like a stretch, but the search giant already helps Googlers compare airfares and compare rates for home repair projects. In addition, Google is also...
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13
Nov

What You Need to Know about Google’s RankBrain

November 13, 2015
In an interview with Bloomberg late in October, Google senior research scientist Greg Corrado revealed that a machine-learning artificial intelligence system called RankBrain is helping them process the billions of search queries they receive every day. This isn’t really surprising since many people know that Google has been interested in AI for years and has...
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20
Aug

Google Book Appointment Feature in SERPS Being Tested

August 20, 2015, ,
  A few weeks ago I talked about how Google was starting to rollout Home Service Professionals Ads in the SERPS (Search Engine Results Pages). In that time, I have seen my own local customers benefit from this rollout. Those who have rocked out their Google Plus profiles seem to be benefiting the most. Now,...
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30
Jul

Googlers Only Need to Search and Request on Home Services Ads

July 30, 2015
This new Google service, now in beta, was first reported by Buzzfeed.com in April 2015. It has now been confirmed by Search Engine Land. Google Home Service Professionals Ads are now showing up in searches in San Francisco, CA.   What Does This Mean for Local Vendors? For small business owners of brick and mortar...
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01
Mar

Google Says 2 New Ranking Factors You Need to Know

March 1, 2015
I will keep this short and sweet. Google has publicly stated that there are 2 new ranking factors in its search algorithm soon that all webmasters and marketers need to know. The first one, according to Google, “Starting April 21, we will be expanding our use of mobile-friendliness as a ranking signal.” The second one...
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22
Dec

Google Shows Pop Song Lyrics at the Beginning of Search Results

December 22, 2014
Just in time for the holidays, Google has launched a limited release of popular song lyrics at the beginning of the search results. Here’s a little test you can try yourself in Google. Type in the popular Christmas song + lyrics, “Grandma got run over by a reindeer lyrics” and you’ll see something like the...
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28
Nov

Google Contributor Program Blocks Ads and Pays Publishers

November 28, 2014
Google has recently rolled out its beta Contributor program as a test targeted toward about 10 websites. Contributor lets a select group of website visitors block Google ads for $1, $2 or $3 per month with the lion’s share of this going to the website publishers. According to Wired, “The web is funded by ads....
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