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:
September 2016 Google Webmaster Report
It is that time of the month, here is our monthly Google webmaster report, where I summarize the most important webmaster/SEO related topics over the past month. If you missed the August report, make sure to scan through that to catch up…
No Confirmation From Google On The Friday Google Update
Friday, we reported about a Google update or signs of a pretty interesting Google update. As the weekend progressed…
Google Maps Showing Two Packs Again?
Jennifer Sleg reported a case or two of Google showing a two-pack of local results as compared to a the three pack. We’ve seen it before with duplicate listings for very specific queries…
Local SEOs Feel Google My Business May Be Killing Off Phone Support
A Local Search Forums thread has some Local SEO experts nervous and anxious about Google potentially phasing out their Google My Business phone support.
Joy Hawkins said:
I had a feeling this day was coming…
Google Finally Publishes A Labor Day Logo/Doodle
I don’t think in Google’s history, at least that I can remember, has Google ever posted a Doodle, a Google logo, for Labor Day. They have posted small American flags but nothing more. Even dating back to 2004 and 2005…
Bing Ads Balloons For 20% UK Market Share
Bing handed out balloons at the BrightonSEO event last Friday. Those balloons said on them Bing: Celebrating 20% UK market share. Inside the balloon, there were green and white peddles maybe symbolizi
Other Great Search Forum Threads:
Apple to Remove Abandoned Apps, and New App Names Limited to 50 Characters, WebmasterWorld
Report: Google’s Modular Phones, Project Ara, Suspended, WebmasterWorld
Twitter Adds Periscope Monetization Option, WebmasterWorld
what happened to Wunderground site?, Google Web Search Help
comScore: Smartphone Apps Account for 50pct of All U.S. Digital Media Spent Online, WebmasterWorld
E.U. Says Three’s Ad Blockers Violate Net Neutrality, WebmasterWorld
