Showing posts with label SEO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SEO. Show all posts

Friday, 26 February 2016


Mark Zuckerberg already said last September that, they are trying to make some changes in Facebook 'like' button. Just after 5 months, that is 24th of February 2016 Facebook has officially expanded the Like button and launched "Reactions" globally. This new feature is made up of a variety of faces and a heart. It allows users to express their love, laughter, sadness, anger, or shock through an emoticon. These icons are included in the like button. On simply hover over the Like button on desktop or hold down the Like button on mobile, these icons will appear and you just click any one of them to express your feelings.



Earlier, there were only three options for a user to respond to a post - 'like', 'comment' and 'share' buttons. FB users was regularly making requests to add 'dislike' button or more features to their feelings. Through this new feature Facebook expects more encagement among mobile facebook users. They are measuring emotional responses of all users for all forms of content marketing. Many brands are looking forward to make use of this new feature from Facebook in their business.
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Facebook Added New Reactions to its 'Like' Button.

Tuesday, 23 February 2016


When I searched for "web designing companies" in Google last day, the search result appeared with slight changes. I noticed that the Search ads that is usually appearing on the right side of the search result was not there. Google has removed ads from the right side of its search results. After searching on Google I come to know that Google will no longer show ads to the right of its search results, instead it will show four ads at the top with two exceptions. Also Google will show PLAs (Product Listing Ads) and ads in the knowledge graph on the right hand side.


Google’s official statement was like this, “We’ve been testing this layout for a long time, so some people might see it on a very small number of commercial queries. We’ll continue to make tweaks, but this is designed for highly commercial queries where the layout is able to provide more relevant results for people searching and better performance for advertisers.”

Lets take a look at these changes on the search result. Here is a screen shot of the Google search result, appeared last week for the keyword "London hotel".

You can see ads showing on the right side. When you search for the same keyword now, you get the result like this.

This roll out of Google affects paid search ads (PPC), search engine optimization (SEO) and businesses. It effect users worldwide in all languages and will bring the desktop experience closer to the mobile experience. Without any doubt PPC gears up from this update. And that's Google is looking for. It will definitely increase traffic to 4 ads sites at the top of a search results page. This demonstrates Google’s preference for paid search over SEO. They constantly are creating challenges for SEO professionals while making more features and customizations for paid search. Lets wait and see how it affects SEO. 

Have you noticed the changes in Google Search Engine Result Pages?

 
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