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  1. Google April Fools' Pranks 2013: YouTube Closing, Google Nose, Gmail Blue & More!

    Ever been searching Google and wanted to know what something smells like, what other searchers are sniffing for, or wanted to share an aroma via Google+? For those in Australia who want to turn their house into "virtual artwork" on Street View...

  2. 3 Reasons Why Responsive Web Design is the Best Option For Your Mobile SEO Strategy

    This is an important characteristic, since it is impossible to anticipate all the devices and screen sizes searchers will use to access your site. Mobile sales have already overtaken desktop sales, and mobile Internet usage is predicted to overtake...

  3. Google Stops Warning China Searchers About Dangerous Keywords

    Google has stopped warning Chinese Internet users that some of the words they might search for could see them kicked off the Internet. Google had been offering users a warning if they searched for terms including "Freedom", and whenever someone in...

  4. Google Plans to Combine Mobile & Desktop Ads

    Mobile searchers are just like desktop searchers. Google’s costs-per-click fell for the fourth quarter straight, for a 15 percent loss YoY, as searchers continue to move to mobile, but advertisers refuse to pay desktop rates.

  5. Holiday Season Search Trends of Top U.S. Retail Brands

    Additionally, Best Buy is bidding on some specific items that they carry such as “ipad 3”, “wii u”, and “gta 5” (“Grand Theft Auto 5” – apparently some searchers are too lazy to type the entire video game title out), and directing users to their...

  6. How Search is Helping Quora Break Through to the Mass Market

    Similar to other reference websites out there, it is Quora’s ability to answer highly specific questions that searchers are asking that is propelling its ascent – organic growth in its purest form. Search engines are pulling up Quora content to...

  7. 3 Hard Lessons to Learn From Penguin: Be Relevant, Be Balanced, Keep it Real

    Penguin’s penalization of sites who have been spamming aims to improve the quality of the SERP for searchers. The shift in search is likely to fall in the favor of the big brands because they are who searchers already recognize and trust.