This week: younger folks opt for “no-click” search results, Bing Ads is rebranding, and podcast ad revenue is on the rise.
Here’s what happened this week in digital marketing.
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Now’s The Time To Get Your Website Ranked Higher
To attract high-paying clients, especially during a pandemic, you need to be proactive. One way is to get a higher ranking for your website.
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These former Google employees reunited to help families figure out distance learning during lockdown
Google employees spoke to CNBC about reuniting to assist families doing homeschooling amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Take-Two to continue support for Google Stadia despite tech shortcomings
Two CEO Strauss Zelnick said at a conference that Google Stadia overpromised on its technology, but the publisher will not stop supporting the service.
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Google Unveils New Tools To Help Small Businesses During COVID-19
Google is releasing a series of updates to help local businesses to adapt to the COVID-19. With these new sets of features, Google will allow small businesses to support themselves, including gift ...
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Google is giving away its Nest Mini smart speaker — here's how to see if you're eligible to get one
If you subscribe to YouTube Premium or YouTube Premium Music, here's how to get your free Google Nest Mini.
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Google has rescinded thousands of job offers to temporary and contract workers, as the company continues to feel the sting of the pandemic
In its latest cost-cutting measure, Google has reportedly rescinded job offers to more than 2,000 contractors who were preparing to join the company.
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Arizona sues Google over tracking user location data without consent
Arizona is accusing Google of tracking users’ movements even after consumers disabled the location tracker. The state sued Google in a 50-page complaint, saying the platform used deception and unfair ...
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Google now lets merchants accept bookings for online services
Google is introducing a handful of new features and tools to help businesses transition from the physical to virtual worlds.
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Google expands tools to help businesses impacted by COVID-19
Google is rolling out a series of updates aimed at helping local businesses adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic while continuing to serve their customers across Google Maps and Search. Since the outbreak, ...
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Google Search Antitrust Charges Would Matter More Than Others for Alphabet
Search is still by far Google's most profitable business, and antitrust charges aimed at other parts of Alphabet's empire likely wouldn't have a major profit impact.
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During Lockdown, Google Maps Gives My Son a Way Out
From our kitchen in Queens, he had created a paracosm—a fantasyland. And his journey has led him not to Mordor but to minor-league baseball stadiums.
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Justice Department to Charge Google in Antitrust Lawsuit
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), along with number of state attorneys general, is planning to take antitrust action against Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) (NASDAQ:GOOG) search giant ...