Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web.
Search Engine Roundtable Stories:
Video Recap of Weekly Search Buzz :: February 28, 2014
It was a busy week in search at the Search Engine Roundtable. First up, Googleâs Matt Cutts said Google targeted polish link networks. Google had a bug that impacted movie blogs, they fixed it and their rankings returned…
Google’s Matt Cutts Wants You To Send Him Examples Scraper Sites
Matt Cutts, Google’s head spam guy, posted on Twitter that he wants you to submit reports and examples of scraper sites or URLs that are outranking the original source.
He made a Google Doc form where you can submit the report over here. The form asks you the source URL…
Google Chrome Beta Now With Hands Free Voice Search
Google Chrome announced that the beta version of the Chrome browser now supports completely hands free searching.
Just open a new tab and say “okay Google” and then speak your query.
This is being rolled out to English (U.S…
Google Analytics Adds AdWords Integratio For Mobile App Campaigns
Google announced on the Google Analytics blog that they now upgraded their AdWords integration to show Mobile Apps campaigns in Google Analytics…
Google AdWords Redesigns Notifications & Alerts
Google announced on Google+ that the roll out of the new notification and alerts icon in the Google AdWords advertising console should be live for all soon.
Google said they began rolling out the new design “earlier this month…
Yahoo Turns 19 Years Old – Birthday Cake
Tomorrow, March 1st, is Yahoo’s 19th birthday. Tom M. Hsieh posted a picture of the big birthday cake that Yahoo has to celebrate their birthday. Looks awesome, don’t you think? He posted this on F
Other Great Search Forum Threads:
An Habitual Maps Spammer Comes Clean, Cre8asite Forums
Announcing Google Maps for Mobile on iOS version 2.7, Google Maps Help
Announcing the Google Maps Gallery, Google Maps Help
Explore diverse maps of climate trends, historic…, Google Maps – Google+
Google barge to leave San Francisco for Stockton, WebmasterWorld
Google Pays $6.8 Million To Help Fund San Francisco City Transit For Students, WebmasterWorld
