Microsoft Bing is testing infinite scroll just a month after Google fully launched continuous scroll on desktop search. I guess this should come as no surprise that Bing would test this, it does not seem to be live yet, so this is just a test.
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Google Search Has Themes For Easter and Passover
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This day in search marketing history: January 3
Google’s sponsored post campaign forces Google to penalize Google Chrome’s home page In 2012, Google’s sponsored post campaign to promote its Chrome browser produced posts that violated its guidelines against “thin” content and potentially those against buying links. A day later, we found out what happened, according to Google. In Google: Yes, Sponsored Post Campaign Was Ours But Not What We Signed-Up For, Google told Search Engine Land: “Google never agreed to anything more than online ads. We have consistently avoided paid sponsorships, including paying bloggers to […]
