Google for years has been doing super fancy search features based on reviews left in Google Maps. Here are some more features that may or may not be new, but you should be aware of in any event. Specifically, Google using hotel reviews to build lists of things to do and also to show quick […]
Google has quietly added a new search appearance filter to the performance report in Google Search Console. The new search appearance filter is named “translated results” and it shows you how many searchers accessed your site’s content when Google translates it in the search results. This seems to be mobile only right now, based on […]
Google had added a “popular destinations” search related carousel to the search results for some queries. Valentin Pletzer spotted this the other day and I can see it as well on both mobile and desktop search. You can replicate it yourself for queries like [japanese tourism] or [chinese tourism] and so on. Here are some […]
Microsoft Bing has updated the interactive Wikipedia box in the search results to scroll based on where you hover your mouse on the left side of the box. We first spotted this Wikipedia box in Bing Search back in March but it seems Microsoft upgraded it a bit to jump you to the section you […]
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Google is continuing its mobile search user interfaces with more variations of its grid search results format and full width video search result snippets. Grid Search Results Format We actually covered the grid search results format several weeks ago but according to Brian Freiesleben, this new version links the images in the results to the […]
Google Search is testing a lighter colored purple for the links you have clicked on and visited in the search results. This report came from both Mordy Obserstein and Khushal Bherwani and I can replicate it myself in different browsers. The difference is subtle, so here are two screenshots so you can compare them side […]
NFTs (the famous Non-fungible tokens) are a reality that cannot be ignored anymore—and it seems like pioneering brands are learning this more and more. Even though some people are still getting to grips with the concept (if you don’t fully understand what an NFT is, don’t feel like an alien: polls show that one in […]
Google Search is testing displaying much larger images again in the desktop search results. Here is a comparison of the normal image thumbnails in the desktop search results compared to the larger images in the desktop search results. Normal: Larger: This was spotted by Punit on Twitter the other day. Punit also said that Google […]
Google Screened local listings are through Local Service Ads that a third party conducts background and license checks for those listed in that section. It is mostly for realtors, lawyers, financial planners and chid car providers. Google has a section in the screened local listings for what is “at this business.” Honestly, I am not […]