Search results

Does everyone agree with this? At least now we can focus on one format for snippets and not be constantly guessing. I like a common vocubular for markup data, but some of my colleagues disagree.

My internal data is suggesting that Bing is slowly making continued gains on Google. It also seems like Yahoo is falling of the map. Anyone agree with this?

What will the impact be of Baidu and Microsoft joining forces to power their English language search?

Last year Yahoo announced that they were expanding the Yahoo Bing search into more countries (New Zealand, Chile and Peru). Anyone heard of any new countries being added for 2012?

Bing has introduced location specific home page settings now, and everyone is scrambling. This undoubtedly will impact search results for those using their mobile devices. Anyone doing tests on this?

Mobile Bing has been updated. I think it is a marked improvement aesthetically. Moreover, I think it has better accessibility as well.

They finally did it. This was an excellent free tool for us to gain intel on competitors. It also changed the inbound link data from Bing webmaster. What is everyone using now?

Now that Google has moved the URL display up, has anyone noticed that this gives greater weight to URLs with pertinent keywords embedded?

Google centric city portals are starting to catch on. Last year they started giving free websites for business in Texas. Has anyone tried one of these free sites for SEO purposes?

I am sure everyone is aware that Google's deal with Twitter expired. Anyone know when they are going to start including tweets in real time searches again?

Has anyone researched the data regarding growth for local search?  From what I am seeing, over 95% of smartphone users are performing local searches on their devices.  Over 50% are accessing local info with apps (which I think is pretty significant).