Tag Archives: mobile search
Yahoo Begins to Lose Search Market Share After 2 Months of Growth
Yahoo loses search market share It seems that the growth Yahoo saw in December and January following a deal to become the default search provider for Firefox has finally slowed and reversed, with the company seeing a small decline … Continue reading
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Tagged Bing, doorway pages, Google, Google algorithm update, mobile search, Yahoo
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Google Gets Boozy with Cocktail Recipes in Search
Google is your mixologist: cocktail recipes added to search Google’s ‘quick answer’ and Knowledge Graph results continue to expand, but the latest addition is one of their most fun yet: cocktail recipes. Users can now search for common cocktails … Continue reading
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Tagged Google, Google Compare, Knowledge Graph, local search, mobile search, survey
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Could Google’s Latest Doodle Cause Epileptic Seizures?
Google’s Alessandro Volta Doodle May Cause Seizures This week Google celebrated 270th birthday of the inventor of the battery, Alessandro Volta, in its latest Doodle, but not everyone was a fan. One searcher complained that the image, which contained a … Continue reading
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Tagged Google Doodle, Google Webmaster Tools, mobile search
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Bing Ads Show Twitter Followers, Google Flags Bad Mobile Design and Amazon are Their Biggest Search Competition
Bing Ads Show Number of Twitter Followers Bing’s long-running partnership with Twitter has yielded a new feature – some ads running on Bing now display the number of Twitter followers that the advertiser has. The feature is similar to … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Bing, Eric Schmidt, Google, mobile search, Twitter
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