Reports are in that Google’s AdWords console has added nine new features today, an operation carried without any hype or buildup. The new features added are: Specify a time period for keyword data: You can specify the time range over which you want the information as well as a graph showing the change over time. Time Period Comparison: You can ... Read More »
Microsoft’s program Bing in the Classroom has now opened up to all kindergarten to 12th grade schools in the US. As part of the program the Bing for School search, a mixture of safe search and an add free environment has been pilot tested in in more than 5000 schools and 4.5 million children since the start of the school year. The ... Read More »
For anyone looking to find a niche in the market Google now allows email subscriptions to Hot Searches for any country around the world or the top US charts. This means that you can be kept up to date on the hot trends via email without having to go to the Hot Searches section on Google. Google’s own Jake Hubert ... Read More »
As of last summer, Google has allowed developers to deploy their applications through App Engine, by using git, as opposed to using SDK. As of today developers can use GitHub service to manage their code repositories as well. App Engine can now be connected to the devlopers GitHub repository and deployment can be triggered though simply pushing their project’s master ... Read More »
Google announced its earnings this week and it seems as if they have missed their targets. Google responded by blaming the results on the purchase of Nest. Google have also said that the paid clicks themselves have by 1% since the last quarter but are 26% more than the previous year. On the other hand the CPC, cost per click ... Read More »
Matt Cutts from Google has somewhat confirmed via Twitter that Google has cracked down on another guest blogging network. The latest network was PostJoint which claimed to have “no footprints”. Someone tweeted that PostJoint has been penalized, and Matt Cutts confirmed this on Twitter this morning saying “any link or guest blog network that claims to have “zero footprints” is ... Read More »
Yesterday we showed you the Bing light bulb logo mounted on a wall at a conference. Google had to one up that by mounting their light bulb logo sign to a ceiling in the GooglePlex. Richard Hay shared this photo on Google+, I rotated it, but technically, it is on the ceiling. He said, “don’t forget to look up.” Our Daily Search Picture ... Read More »
The Vice President of Engineering at Google, Pavni Diwanji has posted a picture on Google+, which shows how Venom arrived at the GooglePlex. It shows Venom pursuing Spiderman whilst fixed to one of the office windows at Google’s offices. This is what Pavni said, “Venom spotted in a Google office. Spiderman watch out!” Our picture news category is where you ... Read More »
In the rich snippets – organizational help document, Google has added a line saying it will now support any of its sub-types. Below is the new line that has been added to the document: “In addition to the schema.org/Organization type, Google supports any of its sub-types, such as schema.org/Attorney.” This means Google now supports these sub-types under the following organization ... Read More »
Google has posted in the Google AdSense help forums that payments will be made later than normal this time, due to the timing of when the weekend falls out. In the thread, Google also mentioned that instead of paying the money around the 22nd of March, it may be given by the 24th of March instead. Google also explained to ... Read More »
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