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Think With Google recently shared enlightening research on how Millennials are using mobile phones for travel purchases. How does their interactions compare to those over 35?

NAPtune records Google My Business insights to better analyze user behavior across Google devices. Learn the latest Google My Business updates to better understand the user and our research findings.

Is your website AMP ready? Milestone’s Galexi CMS is AMP ready and delivering a faster download speed for mobile.

2015 was a significant year, it was for the first time mobile and tablet searches overtook desktop searches both in the United States and globally. Moreover, in April 2015, Google rolled out an update which had a significant focus on mobile user experience. The ranking update gave significant emphasis to mobile friendly pages in googles […]

Ad Sitelinks is a feature for paid listing ads that let you include up to 4 additional links to deeper content on your site beyond the main landing page. With Sitelinks you automatically extend the value of your AdWords ad by showcasing additional targeted and relevant links for users.

Google is crawling into your Facebook information. Learn to what extent information is being crawled and made public.

Google has announced that they are using a new “machine learning” technology called RankBrain. As with any big change that Google makes, people are wondering how it will affect the way we view the web, and how others view our websites. Through this blog post we hope to explain in layman’s terms how RankBrain fits […]

Brent Payne, SEO Director of Tribune Company gives some fantastic tips on optimizing your site to be included in Google news feeds. [Video Interview]

Google continues to roll out its Panda 4.1 algorithm update, focusing on content quality. Learn how this affects the hospitality industry strategies and what hotels can do to optimize and benefit from the update.

Google’s recent formula update, “Pigeon”, determines who ranks where on its search engine results page (SERP) specifically in terms of local-based search queries (ie. using geo local keywords such as “Hotels in San Francisco”). Learn how this affects your website’s search visibility and ranking.