You know the expression, “What you see is what you get”? Well, when it comes to email marketing campaigns, that might not always be the case. Since everyone uses different email providers such as Gmail, Outlook, or Yahoo, emails can appear differently for various subscribers.
Google’s Rich Results Test now lets users test how their HowTo markup is rendered by Google Home and smart displays. HowTo markup is a special type of structured data that site owners can use for articles that contain step-by-step instructions. Properly marked up how-to pages are eligible to appear as a rich result in Google
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Google has updated the rich results testing tool to enable recipe publishers to preview how thei recipe results look on smart displays using Google Assistant. The announcement. “If your recipe mark up is eligible for guidance with Google Assistant, you can now use the Rich Results Test to preview your results on Google Home and
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We’re quickly approaching the most wonderful time of the year. For kids. For families. And, of course, for retailers and brands. According to Deloitte, holiday sales in 2019 should surpass $1.1 trillion. That’s with a t. But how’s all this holiday spending expected to go down? Based on surveys with thousands of Christmas shoppers, Field
It’s October, and you know what that means: pumpkins, parties, and Pixels. In just about 24 hours, Google will show us its latest creation at an event in New York City, and from the looks of it, it’s going to be a trademark Pixel phone: loaded with A.I. tech and packing a powerful camera. And
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(GeekWire Photo / Nat Levy) Microsoft on Monday kicked off public trials of its Project xCloud game streaming service that lets users play high-powered Xbox games such as Halo on their smartphones. The company last month began accepting sign-ups for the preview, which gives gamers in the U.S., U.K., and South Korea initial access to
Is Google there yet? Yes – at least in terms of its almost complete dominance of the top end of the funnel for search in a dizzying number of markets around the world. That apparent stranglehold on consumers as they start their travel search splits opinion, as you would expect. For many brands, whether they
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Since its unveiling at the end of 2016, Naughty Dog has shown very little of The Last of Us Part II. In fact, the studio has been radio silent since sharing a violent, heart-stopping gameplay demo at E3 last year. Needless to say, the wait has been more tense than an encounter with a Clicker.
Google Stadia may have been this year’s biggest announcement when it comes to new-fangled video game streaming tech, but for a year now we’ve also known that Microsoft has been cooking up something similar with Project xCloud. Details have been scarce, presumably because this very next-gen feature won’t fully come into its own until the
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Google uses content previews, including text snippets and other media, to help people decide whether a result is relevant to their query. The type of preview shown depends on many factors, including the type of content a person is looking for and the kind of device they’re viewing it on. For instance, if you look
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