Google is super fast these days updating the SERPs. The sad news of John Glenn (RIP) passing has already been updated on Wikipedia and reflected in the SERP’s. However, the knowledge graph box on the right side, also based on Wikipedia, is not reflecting the changes on the John Glenn Wikipedia page. As you can see from […]
Mix Lolcats with eCommerce and Branding
I saw a tweet today, which was pretty great. Mix Lolcats with a branded box, and you have the chance to get an influx of brand impressions when the tweet goes viral. Is this a turning point for the Fanatics brand to go even more mainstream, having a Fanatics branded box as a supporting subject […]
Google Answer Box Impact on SERP’s
You might ask yourself, where are the organic results on this Google Search Result? Even when you’re first in the organic results, you actually are not anymore, as Google puts a pretty large answer box in between the advertisement on top and the first result. Anybody an idea how I can trigger this box? On […]
Second Page Poaching and Technical SEO at Scale
Like so many of my peers in the SEO community, I read an article on Technical SEO on SearchEngineLand and was immediately disappointed this article even made it through the quality control of their editorial team. The article was so full of nonsense and bad advice for non-SEO experts. Luckily a lot of SEO’s expressed […]
Can You Spam Bing with Twitter
The other day, I wrote a quick blogpost about deceptive Facebook ads in my newsfeed. The ad was showing Clay Matthews being accused of using performance enhancement supplements, while he is probably not even doing this. The next day I published this article, I saw a referral coming in from Bing… Low and behold. It […]
Is Facebook Turning into a Personalized Experience
My question for this post is: Can Facebook becoming the startup page/portal like AOL tried to be back in 1995, but than smarter? There are a number of features I see on Facebook which are helpful for me. Take the games for today, with their scores, in the right bar. Ad first, I only see 4, […]
Deceptive Facebook Ads
My friend RSnake posted about Deceptive Facebook Ads today. His post was about the usage of his Facebook profile image in an ad to push Windows 10. Although it might be somewhat deceptive, it’s probably buried somewhere in the Facebook Terms & Conditions nobody has really read before they agreed to these, or as Robert cleverly […]
Chat Bots & Flight Updates through Twitter
Lately, I’ve been impressed with the way KLM as an airline has embraced internet technology, especially social media networks, in their user experience flows. The way these services drive added values for customers is innovating, and speaks to the mindset the national airline of my home country is thinking. Back in 2013, I was happy […]
Question: Do you have a Victoria Secret 49ers Jersey for sale?
I stumbled on the strange case for Victoria Secret to be a filter within Google image search for the query 49ers jersey. Image: 49ers jersey google image search with Victoria Secret as filter At first I thought Google had become crazy, then I was thinking of a smart way Google would test their users and see […]
Don’t Judge me for my Facebook Likes
Here goes, it’s time for an experiment. Don’t judge me for some of the things I like here on Facebook, I’m trying to learn more about Facebook advertisement and politics in the US. This means, I might like Donald Trump, Ted Cruz or Hillary Clinton. I can’t vote, but I’m allowed to pay tax in the US. […]
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