Wednesday, 15 Jan 2025
Author: ppcguru

Bing Tiles: Interactive Images In Search Results

Like Google’s rich snippets and Yahoo’s Search Monkey, Bing is introducing a new flavor of richer search results named “Tiles.” Tiles are interatice logos or images displayed next to a search result. The tiles can share data in a more graphical way, such as a call to actions for downloading files, watching movies, movie ratings, […]

Google Maps adds dock to bottom

Searchers can now dock places they find in Google Maps to the bottom of the map interface. Barry Schwartz on December 17, 2021 at 9:10 am Google recently added a feature to Google Maps to dock local listings to the bottom of the map interface. When you search for a business, you can click the “dock to bottom” […]

LinkedIn launches LinkedIn Marketing Labs on-demand courses for advertisers

LinkedIn launched Marketing Labs video course to teach advertisers how to succeed on the platform. LinkedIn has introduced on-demand video courses that aim to teach advertisers how to use LinkedIn ad tools. The courses cover the basics including an introduction to LinkedIn Ads, how to use LinkedIn ad targeting, and reporting and analytics for LinkedIn […]

How marketers can prepare for what’s next in page experience

A lot has change since the Page Experience update rolled out. At SMX Next, Patrick Stox shared tactics to prepare for what’s next. When Google’s Page Experience update finished rolling out in early September, it changed how the search engine evaluates websites — namely, a new emphasis on user experience signals. In his session at SMX […]

Ads Creative Studio’s Asset Library is coming to Google Ads

Currently in closed beta, the Asset Library displays any existing image assets the advertiser has in their account. Advertisers have reported a new Asset Library within Google Ads. “Asset Library, as it exists in Ads Creative Studio, is coming into Google Ads,” a Google spokesperson confirmed to Search Engine Land. Tip of the hat to Brett […]

No, Companies Have No Idea When They’ll Return to the Office

After multiple return-to-office dates, COVID-19 surges and delayed expectations, one thing is clear: Companies have no idea when they’ll return. From the moment companies sent employees home to work remotely in the early phases of the pandemic, those same companies have been looking to return to the office, to a sense of “normal.” At every […]

How to Develop and Deliver Effective Emails

With the growth of digitalization, emails are also gearing up for attention in this vast zone. To give businesses a higher edge and compete with other peer’s email marketing is capable of grabbing the attention of your targeted audience. Let’s learn how to deliver effective emails in the tips below. While they are the first […]

Microsoft Makes Mobile Bing More Social Too

Yesterday during the SMX Advanced session called “Up Close with the Bing Business Portal,” Microsoft’s Andy Chu took a couple of minutes to announce a range of feature upgrades for the Bing mobile site (m.bing.com) as well as their expansion to the UK version of Bing for mobile browsers. Among these upgrades, a “Share on […]

Google rolling out new map and local interface in search

Google will show local results on the left and a map on the right of those results. Google has confirmed with Search Engine Land that the search company is rolling out a new local pack and map design in the Google Search results. The new design moves the map to the right side of the […]

Twitter’s Shop Module pilot adds a product carousel to profiles

Shop Modules are rolling out with a handful of brands in the U.S., and only domestic English-language users on iOS can currently see it. Twitter has launched Shop Modules, a dedicated section at the top of profiles where brands can showcase their products, as a pilot, the company announced Wednesday. The Shop Module pilot is currently rolling […]