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HTML5 was the standard released in 2014, with version 5.1 expected to be released this year.
SEOs are always looking for that extra edge to help their Google rankings, and there have been a few who claimed that switching to HTML5 led to increased rankings in Google. Google had said as far back as 2010 that HTML5 was not any kind of ranking signal, so it is likely other reasons that led to the increased rankings in those cases.
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More than a year has gone by since Google introduced the concept of micro-moments, which Google defines as times “when people reflexively turn to a device — increasingly a smartphone — to act on a need to learn something, do something, discover something, watch something, or buy something.”
Micro-moments constitute a consumer behavioral shift with implications for businesses that operate brick-and-mortar stores. Merchants need to be more agile and relevant to convert micro-moments to revenue, especially at the local level. For brands, the question is not whether micro-moments are important, but where micro-moments are headed.
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According to TechCrunch, Google is testing a new “Explore Interests” feature for Google Now that will make it easier for users to control the information displayed via the mobile assistant app — as well as information a user may not want tracked.
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Client testimonials have always been a valuable asset to any real estate agent. They provide genuine feedback to potential clients that shape opinion and trustworthiness.
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As a business, you always want word of mouth marketing to be your most powerful sales weapon in your arsenal, right? Unprompted and honestly positive client reviews are the marketing fuel to pour on your overall sales fire ?. The trouble to date, is that Google (as usual) make it a RIGHT royal pain in the arse, to make it piss simple for your clients to leave those reviews. “Simply click this, double click that, login with your wife’s Gmail account and wear green underpants, and you can simply leave your review!”
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Just yesterday, we all woke up to the news that Verizon had bought Yahoo for $4.83 billion. With this new purchase and its acquisition of AOL in 2015, Verizon has just thrown its hat in the ring to become a “top global mobile media company.” And it certainly looks like Verizon on its way – according to internal metrics, Yahoo has more than 1 billion monthly active users and 600 million monthly active mobile users.