Many search agencies (including us) had seen this 160 page document with links and illustrations on every page. Google made it public so organizations not complying do so at their own peril.

Google+ has a new look that is centered around communities and “collections” (think Pinterest), but reviews are underwhelming across the marketing sphere. You can preview the new look by logging out and logging back in.

Google Photos has a new feature that will let you bulk delete photos and videos already stored online.

Total sharing of the top 20 ads: 40.2 million times. See all 20 at the AdWeek article on this link.

Overstock.com says it was hit by a change in Google’s search ranking algorithm, hurting growth. Its stock dropped 18% based on the earnings report news.

Yahoo! gets back into advertising the old fashioned way–by offering their own just in time for holiday campaigns.

This is the best overall article we’ve seen on Google’s AboutMe privacy feature. With the new “About me” page, you can view and control what other people see about you across Google’s various services.

Vizio, one of the most popular brands on the market, is offering advertisers “highly specific viewing behavior data on a massive scale.”

The agency says its net neutrality policy doesn’t let it regulate Web sites — just Internet providers.

Facebook Inc. notched another quarter of revenue that beat estimates after stepping up its mobile-advertising efforts.

Good news for those anxiously awaiting a Google Penguin update, Google confirms we will be seeing the update before the end of the year. Big news coming on the heels of the “Rank Brain” main algorithm change a couple of weeks ago.

E-mails written by actual robots, rather than just office drones. For now, this is just the Inbox app, not the Gmail app.