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Google is rolling out a new type of structured data to help movies appear in new dedicated movie carousels.Earlier today, Google announced a brand new search experience for movies and TV shows. Shortly afterward came the announcement of this new structured data.Now, when people in the US search for phrases like “what to watch” or “80s horror movies” on their mobile device, they’ll be presented with carousels of recommendations.Google’s new structured data for movies is designed to help ensure relevant titles appears in the new carousels.In order for a movie to be eligible to display in a carousel, only the title of the movie and an accompanying image need to be defined using structured data.However, providing more data than what’s required will help Google understand the entity better, which can help it to show up for more generic searches.Here’s a list of the required and recommended structured data properties:An image that represents … [Read more...] about Google Introduces New Structured Data for Movie Carousels

Google is changing the way people use its search engine to find the next TV show or movie to watch. Starting today, when people in the US search for keywords such as “what to watch” on mobile they’ll be walked through a whole new search experience. The new search experience for movies and TV shows will first get to know what a user already likes and which subscription services they have access to. The interface itself is much like Tinder in the sense that users are asked to swipe right if they like what they see, or swipe left if they don’t. After going through the initial rating process Google will have enough information to provide the user with personalized recommendations for what to watch next. Google notes that its new recommendation system also works with less generic searches. For example, people could search for terms like “horror movies from the 80s,” or “adventure documentaries about climbing,” or whatever they happen to be in … [Read more...] about Google is Changing How People Discover Movies & TV Shows

Google has revamped the search experience for movies with new features such as reviews and shortcuts to buy tickets.Entering the search command “showtimes” will return a list of movies playing near you, where they’re playing, and, of course, the showtimes themselves. Just tap on the desired showtime to buy a ticket.In addition, the new search cards will feature reviews from IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes, so users can make more informed decisions about what they’re going to see.The example below shows how easy it is to compare movies by reviews, theater location, and showtime.Alternatively, if you have a preferred theater,  you can view what’s playing by location and narrow your search with filters.To trigger these new features you can use the keywords “showtimes,” “movies,” or narrow it down by location with a keyword like “Manhattan showtimes.”Currently, this feature is available on the Google app for Android in the US … [Read more...] about Google Enhances Movie Search With Ratings, Showtimes, and More

Snapchat turned to the spirit world - and Hollywood - for its first advertisement. The ephemeral messaging app posted a 19-second trailer for the Ouija movie this afternoon, popping - with a "Sponsored" label - into U.S. Snapchat users' "Recent Updates" section. It will be available for viewing on Snapchat for the next 24 hours, before disappearing. We pulled a copy for those of you who don't have an account: Snapchat announced Friday that it would run its first ad this weekend, part of an admitted need to start generating revenue from an audience that's estimated to be more than 100 million strong. "Understandably, a lot of folks want to know why we're introducing advertisements to our service," Snapchat wrote in a blog post. "The answer is probably unsurprising - we need to make money. Advertising allows us to support our service while delivering neat content to Snapchatters." Going with Ouija, an youth-targeted Universal Pictures horror film that opens next Friday, seems like a … [Read more...] about Snapchat’s First Ad Is For The Ouija Movie

It’s been a big year so far for product listing ads on both Google and Bing. Google started putting more ads in the Knowledge Graph. Bing followed Google’s lead on combining tablet and desktop traffic. And Google said it would begin stripping paid search queries from referrer strings. Now that we’re halfway through the year, let’s step back and look at what’s happened so far in paid search. These were the 10 biggest announcements and changes to come from Bing Ads and Google AdWords in the first half of 2014. Bing Ads There were three announcements made by Bing Ads in the first half of the year that stand out: 1. Bing Ads Launches Product Ads In U.S., Mobile Version Now In Beta This is fairly big news for merchants that have seen so much success with Google Product Listing Ads. While early testers, not surprisingly, have seen lower volume, most agree the addition of product ads on Bing is a good move and worth setting up. Look for more advertisers coming on … [Read more...] about The 10 Most Important Paid Search Developments So Far In 2014