Google Adds Instant to Google Places
Google makes Google instant available through Google Places searches, stating “…part of our ongoing effort to give you the Instant experience everywhere on Google…”
Google makes Google instant available through Google Places searches, stating “…part of our ongoing effort to give you the Instant experience everywhere on Google…”
Google’s Panda algorithm update brought a lot of focus on duplicate content, with sites getting punished in rankings even if only a handful of their pages had duplicate content. But not all duplicate content is bad — learn the difference between the kind of duplicate content that could get you punished in the rankings, and the kind of duplicate content that won’t.
Pay per click is a fast and sure way to the very top of Google search results, but once your SEO has you ranking organically for those phrases, should you stop paying for those ads? Can it be worthwhile to pay for ads when you already rank well organically?
Google AdWords has added even more features to their interface. Although Ad Extensions have been around for a while, they’ve been hidden. These four Ad Extension features help practitioners make their ads include additional info, potentially increasing the CTR and Conversions.
In another move that further indicates the importance of video for SEO, Google has launched instant video previews in their search engine results. Now when Google pulls a video result into their search engine results page, you will be able to instantly view four clips from the video right there on the SERP page before deciding if you want to click through to the full video.