Google Updates Archive
If you’re an active Internet Marketing person, or simply like to browse around Google’s search pages, you may have noticed that Google has been increasingly active lately in developing new algorithms and code to “personalize” search engine results. One of the most visible features is the so
Last month, Google announced the release of a major change to its AdWords Ad Rank algorithm. This is Google’s proprietary algorithm that determines the order/placement of the paid search ads on each Search Engine Results Page (SERP) as well as how much advertisers pay in the ad
As some of you may know, Google quietly released a new algorithm update just a few weeks ago. The release was in fact quite swift and quiet, yet most search engine experts seem to agree that “Hummingbird” as the new release has been called, is the biggest
This post is a few days late now but earlier this month, Google made it official that it will be migrating three of the existing AdWords tools into the new version of the Google Display Planner. The tools that will be migrating are the Contextual Targeting Tool,
It’s no longer breaking news whenever Google or other search engines update their algorithms. What may be working well today in ranking one’s website in the much coveted top spots in search engines’ results pages may no longer be as effective or even cause your website to
I just posted an article last week about Google’s new Image Extension that can be added to your AdWords Campaign. I wasn’t really planning on writing another article about Google’s products or studies for a while but after going through a webinar and attending a recent training
The rumor was circulating around for a while and it is now officially here. Google has added a new “Image Extension” to the array of Ad Extensions that you can add to your AdWords campaign ads. Google’s official post with this announcement indicates that this new feature
If you’re remotely interested in Search Engine Optimization (SEO) by now you’ve probably heard a number of times over the past few months the terms “Panda” and “Penguin.” Indeed, Google pretty much turned the SEO world upside down last April with the first Penguin update and the various