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The “RankBrain” Algorithm
In a series and waves of fresh algorithm changes from Google, we decode and look into the latest one. Most people are well aware of how Google deals with search queries that […]
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The popularity of “rich answer” results
Before we get onto talking about the popularity of rich answer results it is worth explaining what they are as many people either: * Simply do not know, or, * Have seen […]
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Can two rivals get married or at least engaged?
Well this is the hope as far as Yahoo and Google are concerned. The two companies are hoping to strike a new 3 year deal for the sharing of search results. Rather […]
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Google drone to deliver your parcels?
Nearly all of us would associate Google with the internet and searching, but just to prove the point that Google is so much more than about this, we are opening the door […]
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Google’s so called ‘book scanning’ ruled lawful
It has been a court case that has lasted a staggering 10 years but finally a decision has been made. In short: There is nothing wrong with Google having the ability to […]
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Twitter moments is here!
Have you seen a new tab on your Twitter home page today? The moments tab has just been added for US users. If you are outside of the USA, you can still […]
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Moz local search rankings survey 2015
Moz have conducted their 2015 local search rankings survey. The survey requests that industry experts share their opinions on local search and SERPS rankings. The survey hopes to give the most accurate […]
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Bing Ads: another step forward in functionality
The interface of Bing Ads is constantly changing and the good news to report is that it is heading in the right direction. Back in the summer Bing Ads inserted a new […]
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Google+ links and reviews removed from Google search engine results
You may have noticed over the last week that Google+ no longer have their links and reviews in many search results. In the past you will often have seen these links when […]
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