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SearchCap: Smart Speaker Statistics, AI Link Building, and Google Doodle

Below is a summary of recent events and updates in the world of search and marketing.

News from Search Engine Land:

  • Smart Speaker Purchases: A recent report reveals that 57% of smart speaker owners have used voice commands to make purchases. This highlights the growing trend of ‘v-commerce’ through virtual assistant devices.

  • AI in Link Building: As the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) increases, those involved in search engine optimization (SEO) are exploring ways to leverage AI to facilitate link building and enhance search rankings.

  • Gloria E. Anzaldúa Honored by Google Doodle: The Google Doodle recently celebrated the 75th birthday of Gloria E. Anzaldúa, the author of "Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza," acknowledging her contributions and her dual American and Mexican heritage.

Headlines from MarTech, a Site Focusing on Internet Marketing:

  • Facebook has introduced a new ad objective by spinning off ‘messages’ to enhance its Messenger bot platform.

  • An analysis of the current state of the Russian search market has been conducted.

  • Discusses challenges in pay-per-click (PPC) advertising when choosing between marketing manufacturing capabilities and stock products.

  • A guide on executing martech enablement effectively.

  • Google unveils new anti-fraud measures for DoubleClick Bid Manager.

  • Tips for retailers to prepare for the busiest mobile shopping season of the year.

  • Strategies for targeting audiences using YouTube video advertising.

  • A case study on how Valassis used Facebook Messenger bots to increase offline auto sales.

  • YouTube has launched new tools to create custom ads, organize video sequences, and more.

  • Virgin Train’s digital billboard campaign showcases real-time travel information in the UK.

  • Key tactics for increasing webinar registration and attendance.

  • An announcement of a visual search and advertising collaboration between Pinterest and Target.

Search News from Around the Web:

Industry:

  • A joint interview was conducted with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Bill Gates by the Wall Street Journal.

Link Building:

  • A poll conducted by Search Engine Journal shows a preference among SEOs for using Ahrefs to track competitor backlinks.

Searching:

  • Google Movie Reviews now includes audience reviews, as noted by Search Engine Roundtable.

SEO:

  • Go Fish Digital discusses the significance of effectiveness and affinity as search ranking signals for better search experiences.

  • Ignite Visibility identifies 27 signs indicating a need for SEO improvement.

  • Search Engine Roundtable questions whether businesses request and receive access to log files for SEO purposes.

  • Hobo outlines Google’s ranking factors and quality rating criteria for 2017.

  • Google’s support for WebSub / PubSubHubbub is highlighted by Search Engine Roundtable.

  • Moz provides insights on how and why to perform a mobile/desktop parity audit.

  • Yoast introduces new SEO roles to manage access to its SEO tools effectively.

  • Moz announces the launch of its new SEO Learning Center.

  • The SEO advantages of implementing a Progressive Web App are explored by Search Engine People.

  • Digital Examiner advises turning keywords into compelling content as part of an SEO content strategy.

  • SEM Rush offers a guide on SERP Features 101.

  • The Majestic Blog provides advice on what to look for when hiring an SEO agency.

SEM / Paid Search:

  • Google Ads Developer Blog discusses changes in managing data feeds through the Content API for Shopping.

  • Inside AdWords explains how to optimize Universal App Campaigns for the most relevant in-app actions.

  • Merkle analyzes the impact of Siri Search switching from Bing to Google on paid search strategies.

Search Marketing:

  • SuccessWorks examines the best tools for conducting keyword research.

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