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  1. Bing Search Now Delivers Anywhere From 4 to 14 Results

    They chose a common query, [ebay]: More testing and data crunching later, Bing's controlled experiments showed interesting results. Fueled by this new data, Bing wasn't finished. Google has experimented with seven results on many SERPs since last...

  2. Top Google Website Optimization Resources

    Similar to Google Authorship, linking your Google+ page using the rel=publisher tag on your site not only helps you build relationships with friends and followers, but also gives Google information they can use to determine the relevancy of your...

  3. Product Listing Ads: How to Maximize Your Returns

    When a user does a search that Google deems product-related your feed will be scanned for products that match the search query used. Simply using a higher bid for a particular product in your feed won't guarantee it to show for a search query if a...

  4. SERP Conditioning: How Google Maps & the Knowledge Graph are Stealing Organic Traffic

    SERP Conditioning leads users to check (and click) the feature area of Google's SERP design that prominently displays information pulled via the Knowledge Graph, Google Maps, and – conveniently for Google’s revenue – Product Listing Ads (PLAs...

  5. Leverage Twitter's Influence To Work For Your Brand

    A recent BazaarVoice study –one that analyzed conversations across 26 million tweets, 8,000 radio and TV mentions, 17 months of stock data, over 18 months of Google query data, and 270,000 user generated reviews for the same 13 brands – found that...

  6. The Misleading Sinister Surge in Traffic Before Google Panda & Penguin Struck

    It makes sense, given the query volume around some of the keywords being targeted, in combination with the domain authority of the sites in question. The poor SEO tactics actually worked for a period of time until enough data was available, and...

  7. Google Catalogs Annotations: How to Enrich the Consumer Experience & Track Results

    On the tablet version there is a way to put catalog pages into “favorites” but there is not a way, on the desktop or tablet version, to input a search query (such as a brand name) and search only the returned results.