SearchCap: SEO In 2016, Missed Campaign Opportunities & Google Adds Animal Sounds

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.

From Search Engine Land:

• Google Agrees To Complicated Worldwide “Right To Be Forgotten” Censorship Plan
  Mar 4, 2016 by Danny Sullivan
  Google will ensure those within a country where a RTBF request was granted cannot find censored content, regardless of what Google edition they use.
• Where Will SEO Go This Year?
  Mar 4, 2016 by Benjamin Spiegel
  What changes are ahead for SEO in 2016? From the rise of social search to a shift in who enters the field, columnist Benjamin Spiegel predicts what we should expect to see.
• Why Copying Campaigns Between Search Engines Misses Opportunities
  Mar 4, 2016 by John Cosley
  Are you making the most of the unique characteristics of each search engine? Contributor John Cosley explains paid search opportunities you may be missing.
• Search In Pics: Google AMP, SMX & Androidify Station
  Mar 4, 2016 by Barry Schwartz
  In this week’s Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the web, showing what people eat at the search engine companies, how they play, who they meet, where they speak, what toys they have and more.
• Google Adds 19 Animal Sounds To Search
  Mar 4, 2016 by Barry Schwartz
  What sound does a pig make? Ask Google and it will actually let you listen to the answer.

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