Google

Google Shopping shakes up mobile product card unit ads with swipeable carousel, filters

Google has started testing a different variation of mobile product card units, which is the Google Shopping format of a knowledge panel. The store listings, spotted by Josh Leibner, director of paid media at Red Ventures, Wednesday, appear in a swipeable carousel that resembles the mobile price extension format, as well as filtering options. Selecting any of […]

Google Shopping shakes up mobile product card unit ads with swipeable carousel, filters Read More »

Top 10 Reasons Why Your Ads Aren’t Showing in Google

August 3, 2017 Your new pay-per-click account is structured, the keywords are loaded, and ad text is optimized. You activate your Adwords campaign with great expectations, and then… nothing. No spend. No impressions. No clicks. Don’t worry, it can happen to anyone. Chances are, there is one issue in your account that is preventing your

Top 10 Reasons Why Your Ads Aren’t Showing in Google Read More »

Google quality raters update, Google shopping cards & mobile-first

Barry Schwartz Barry Schwartz is Search Engine Land’s News Editor and owns RustyBrick, a NY based web consulting firm. He also runs Search Engine Roundtable, a popular search blog on very advanced SEM topics. Barry can be followed on social media at @rustybrick, +BarrySchwartz and Facebook. For more background information on Barry, see his full bio and

Google quality raters update, Google shopping cards & mobile-first Read More »

Images labeled ‘Product’ in Google Images part of new badges markup

This article has been updated with corrections. Users searching for products on Google Image search will now notice that sometimes images appearing at the top of the results are labeled with a “Product”. This is part of the new badge markup Google introduced earlier this week. They look a lot like ads, and I mistook

Images labeled ‘Product’ in Google Images part of new badges markup Read More »

Google Plus Recruits Beta Testers to Help Improve Features and Increase User Base

Google is not yet giving up its bid to conquer social media. In fact, the search engine giant will be rolling out new Google Plus features and is now encouraging users to be one of its beta testers. As the undisputed search engine king, Google has practically dominated its native turf for quite a while

Google Plus Recruits Beta Testers to Help Improve Features and Increase User Base Read More »

4 deceptive Google Analytics metrics that fool retail marketers

In the world of web analytics, not all metrics are created equal. Some can stand alone on their own, giving you valuable insights into business performance at a glance. We call these metrics Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), and depend on these metrics to guide our marketing efforts, especially as we head into the busy holiday

4 deceptive Google Analytics metrics that fool retail marketers Read More »

Dolores del Río Google doodle celebrates iconic film star from Golden Age of Mexican cinema

Today’s Google doodle is a tribute to Dolores del Río on what would have been the actress’s 112th birthday. Born in Mexico, Del Río had an acting career that reached iconic status during the Golden Age of Mexican cinema. She is credited with being the first Latin American actress to become a major Hollywood film

Dolores del Río Google doodle celebrates iconic film star from Golden Age of Mexican cinema Read More »

Ranking your local business at Google: part 2 of 8

This is the second post in an 8-part series on how to rank your business for local searches at Google. Google My Business (GMB) is a free product that allows business owners to verify and submit basic details about their business to Google. Owners can also engage with existing and potential customers across Google’s properties. Make

Ranking your local business at Google: part 2 of 8 Read More »

How to Set Up a Killer Google Analytics Dashboard

Information overload: The condition when a marketer has so much information they can no longer manage or interpret it easily, causing them to basically go numb to their analytics reports. Secondary conditions include ignoring marketing data entirely, making poor decisions, and getting generally disappointing results. You might not know it to look at them, but

How to Set Up a Killer Google Analytics Dashboard Read More »

Google adds new ‘save’ & bookmarking feature, which you can access in a new hamburger menu

AmsStudio / Shutterstock.com Google has added a new “save” feature, which you can access under a new hamburger menu, navigation drawer, on the left side of the Google home page on your mobile device. You can now save images, itineraries, places and web pages while using Google on your mobile device. You can then access

Google adds new ‘save’ & bookmarking feature, which you can access in a new hamburger menu Read More »

WP Twitter Auto Publish Powered By : XYZScripts.com
Exit mobile version