Amazon and Wayfair have rolled out image search across their mobile platforms, representing the first real application of the technology to e-commerce. Digital Minute takes a closer look at what this means for retail brands who aren't thinking about their "camera strategy".
Bing launches its robots.txt testing tool, Google makes in-store shopping easier and Google My Business updates reflect COVID changes. The latest SEO news covered in our monthly SEO round-up.
Google has confirmed that it is ending all authorship functionality from its search results, claiming that it experienced “no significant difference in click behaviour” during the experiment. But is this the end for AuthorRank?
Google has given some insight into how it will be assessing the suitability of an answer for a voice search query. But what are its army of “search quality raters” looking for, and what can we take from the new guidelines?
Facebook has started testing search ads, as part of a new strategy to grow its advertising propeties. Digital Minute takes a closer look.
Join Stickyeyes Senior SEO Lead, Jack Nottidge alongside speakers from Edit, Delete and Home agencies for Leeds Love Search, a half-day mini-conference as part of Leeds Digital Festival on Thursday 25th April 2019.
Join the Stickyeyes team at Search Leeds on 20th June 2019, along with speakers from Edit, Hubspot, Moz, Thomas Cook and Deep Crawl, at the largest search marketing event in the north.
The growth of automation and machine learning won’t make the roles of PPC managers obsolete. Instead, it will change them for the better.
There are currently over 150 million AMP's (Accelerated Mobile Pages) in Google's Index, with a further 4 million added every week. A recent announcement from the search giant now suggests these results will appear across the entire SERP's.
In this months SEO monthly roundup, we explore Google’s new requirements for events structured data, Google's passage ranking going live for US English queries, changes to Core Web Vitals reporting in Google Search Console and Google’s John Mueller confirming that duplicate content is not a negative ranking factor.