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Bing: Not swayed by Google’s Mobile First Index. Interestingly, Bing will continue to utilise a single index for both mobile and desktop. Stating that a single index for all devices will serve “the most relevant, fresh and consistent results.
1. Bing: Not Swayed By Google’s Mobile First Index
Interestingly Bing will continue to utilise a single index for both mobile and desktop. Stating that a single index for all devices will serve “the most relevant, fresh and consistent results no matter where users are”.
https://www.thewebmaster.com/seo/2016/nov/16/bing-will-not-implement-mobile-first-index/
2. Microsoft: Partnering with Elon Musk’s OpenAI
Microsoft are setting their sights on competing with Google & Facebook in the AI (artificial intelligence) market space. This partnership is mutually beneficial for both parties, the two of which focused on developing long-term positive effects on society.
http://www.theverge.com/2016/11/15/13639904/microsoft-openai-ai-partnership-elon-musk-sam-altman
3. Google Rich Cards: Expand to Local Restaurants & Online Courses
In addition to expanding rich cards to local restaurants & online courses, Google has also changed the user interface to resemble the original carousel. Vertical rich cards enable users to swiping through restaurant recommendations & browse for courses online more effectively.
Note this feature is only available in the US, however are currently testing new verticals globally.
http://webmasters.googleblog.com/2016/11/rich-cards-expands-to-more-verticals.html
4. Google: Local Restaurant Rich Cards
Google+ new beta feature enables you to markup content to generate a host-specific carousel of restaurants in the search results. If implemented, users searching for nearby restaurants will see an AMP like carousel of suggested venues to dine at (see above image).
https://www.seroundtable.com/google-local-restaurant-lists-23007.html
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