Google Updates Travel Search Experience on Mobile
If you are an OTA, you probably hate Google. If you are a metasearch company, you probably hate Google. If you are a hotelier, you probably really hate Google. For the past few years, Google has slowly been chipping away at the travel industry’s profit margins. Once again, Google has rolled out new features that […]
Investing in Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP): Q & A
If you’ve heard about Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) and are considering implementing it on your site, here are a few questions to ask yourself before making the leap. How does AMP perform vs. mobile sites in Google? So Google – for now – isn’t giving AMP a direct rankings boost. You rank in the same […]
Google Updates Image Search with Colored Filter Buttons
After many rounds of testing, Google rolled out a new feature of Image Search that introduces colored filter buttons on desktop image searches. Previously they had tested this feature on mobile devices, but have since extended it to desktop searches. Now when you use image search to find a query, you will see colored buttons that […]
Google Brings Mobile SERPs to Tablet
Today’s Google doodle celebrates the 201st birthday of Adolphe Sax, inventor of the saxophone, and also the saxotromba, saxhorn and saxtuba — that’s some nineteenth century branding right there. Google also used today to launch a massive change in search layouts and templates for users on tablet devices. For the last few years, search results […]
Fun With Google Trends
Ever wondered what’s trending on Google’s most popular search topics? In SEO we wonder this every day. Recently I’ve been using Google Trends to help stay ahead of the curve and discover breaking news, current events and trending search topics. Google Trends displays search volumes over time and is fairly easy to use. 10 Google […]
