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What’s The Best Smartphone? Google’s New iOS Search App Says Decide For Yourself
Got the new Google Search app on your iPhone or iPad? Here’s a trick. Ask it, “What’s the best smartphone?” The app will politely decline to say.
The app will reply in one of two ways that I’ve found:“No one phone is right for everyone.”
“You’ll have to decide for yourself.”
Don’t have the app? Here’s a video I made with both answers:
Click here to view the embedded video.
I’m guessing that Google decided to avoid an embarrassment Apple had earlier this year, when Siri was found to be...
The app will reply in one of two ways that I’ve found:“No one phone is right for everyone.”
“You’ll have to decide for yourself.”
Don’t have the app? Here’s a video I made with both answers:
Click here to view the embedded video.
I’m guessing that Google decided to avoid an embarrassment Apple had earlier this year, when Siri was found to be...
New Google Search App With Siri-Like Voice Responses Finally Approved For iOS
Announced in August, Google’s new Google Search app for iOS has been apparently stuck in Apple’s app approval process for over two months. No longer. Google’s just announced that the new app is out.
The news came on Google’s official blog today. The company has also posted a video of how it works:
Click here to view the embedded video.
The new app provides direct answers and uses a “card” format familiar to Android 4.1 (and now some Android 4.2) users who have the Google Now service:
It...
The news came on Google’s official blog today. The company has also posted a video of how it works:
Click here to view the embedded video.
The new app provides direct answers and uses a “card” format familiar to Android 4.1 (and now some Android 4.2) users who have the Google Now service:
It...
Google: Disavowing Links Isn’t Replacement For Also Trying To Get Them Removed
Many SEOs cheered that Google’s new disavow links tool would make it easier to recover from a bad backlink profile. No more worrying about directories charging to remove links or trying to get out of bad link networks. But Google says it does want to see a good faith effort to go along with any disavow links request, or those disavow requests might not get honored.Google: Try To Remove Links
Google had previously suggested that the disavow link tool wasn’t a replacement for making link removal...
Google had previously suggested that the disavow link tool wasn’t a replacement for making link removal...
Do human "quality raters" influence which sites are impacted by Panda?
If you have human 'quality raters' evaluating the SERPs and influencing which sites may be impacted by Panda, how do you confirm that consumers are...
Why Every Company Should Have a Marketing-Focused Webdev Team
Ask any marketing consultant focused on inbound channels (SEO, social media, conversion rate optimization, email, etc.) what the most challenging part of their job is and 75%+ will say: “working with the engineering team.”
This should come as no surprise. Engineering and webdev resources are, along with web marketers, the biggest scarcest and hardest to hire for web-based businesses. We need to build stuff faster and we need to reach more people. If you want the time of the engineering team,...
This should come as no surprise. Engineering and webdev resources are, along with web marketers, the biggest scarcest and hardest to hire for web-based businesses. We need to build stuff faster and we need to reach more people. If you want the time of the engineering team,...
Do AdWords customers get special treatment in organic search results?
I am an important AdWords customer and recently I have seen a drop in ranking for my site. Why can't I get advice on optimizing my site for Google's...
SMX Social Media Features Del Harvey, The “Matt Cutts” Of Twitter
Our SMX Social Media Marketing show is coming to Las Vegas this Dec. 5 & 6, and as part of our great agenda is a keynote talk by Del Harvey, Twitter’s director of trust and safety.
Not familiar with Del? You should be, if you’re a marketer doing anything involved with Twitter. She oversees what’s considered right and wrong when it comes to promotion on the service.
To put Del in a context our search marketing readers will understand, she’s effectively the “Matt Cutts” of Twitter, overseeing...
Not familiar with Del? You should be, if you’re a marketer doing anything involved with Twitter. She oversees what’s considered right and wrong when it comes to promotion on the service.
To put Del in a context our search marketing readers will understand, she’s effectively the “Matt Cutts” of Twitter, overseeing...
Q&A With Google’s Matt Cutts On How To Use The Link Disavow Tool
It’s been almost two weeks since Google launched its link disavowal tool. Some have been busy diving in and using it, but others have had more detailed questions about it. We’ve got some answers, from the head of Google’s web spam team, Matt Cutts.
Question:How do people know what links they should remove?
Answer:When we’re taking targeted action on some specific links, the emails that go out now include examples of bad links. We provide example links to guide sites that want to clean up...
Question:How do people know what links they should remove?
Answer:When we’re taking targeted action on some specific links, the emails that go out now include examples of bad links. We provide example links to guide sites that want to clean up...
Google Logo Honors 70th Birthday Of “The Joy Of Painting” Host Bob Ross
Google is running a special logo today to honor Bob Ross, painter, art instructor and host of “The Joy Of Painting,” which aired for over a decade in the US and Canada.
Ross’s show ran from 1983 through 1994, when he stopped to fight lymphoma, which he later died from in 1995, at age 52. He was born on October 29, 1942. Today’s “Google Doodle” logo honors what would have been his 70th birthday.
You can read more about Ross’s life in his Wikipedia entry here. PBS also recently released a...
Ross’s show ran from 1983 through 1994, when he stopped to fight lymphoma, which he later died from in 1995, at age 52. He was born on October 29, 1942. Today’s “Google Doodle” logo honors what would have been his 70th birthday.
You can read more about Ross’s life in his Wikipedia entry here. PBS also recently released a...
Are reconsideration requests read by real people?
Right now when a webmaster sends a reconsideration request, how many chances does it have to be read by a real human? Do you plan to make it possible...
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