On February 19th, SearchEngineLand confirmed Google will stop showing right-hand column paid search ads. In addition, they are going to sometimes show up to four paid ads in the top section of the SERP. Although this announcement comes as a shock to many advertisers, it’s not altogether surprising given Google’s public acknowledgement of moving toward […]
I’m not going to lie, I’m getting tired of hearing about the removal of the right-side (right-rail) ads from the Google SERP – mostly because I’m not that concerned and I think this is a positive change that will benefit both Googlers [searchers] and advertisers alike. Going straight to the source, a quick Google search […]
Welcome to Portland, Oregon! You’ve heard all about the food scene and culture here, but you’re wondering how to acquaint yourself with it.  Take advice from this Portland native, also known as a NW unicorn, as to where to go to fully immerse yourself in our weird city. Since you’re here for SearchFest, these places […]
 Google’s Latest Change Likely Not All that Dramatic for Paid Search Advertisers Google doesn’t take large-scale decisions lightly. Google’s move to remove side ads in desktop search results comes after a lengthy testing period. The search giant has been testing this since 2010 (not a typo). While Google continues to eat away at organic search […]
The world is moving toward autonomous driving. It is not a matter of if but when. Soon enough one of the greatest status symbols of Americana, what car you own, will be replaced by what car service you use. GM understands this to the tune of $500 million. Obama understands this suggesting a $4 billion […]