Google has decided to drop their Instant Search feature. They introduced it 7 years back in 2010. Google instant loaded results as users typed in the search box. Now with changes in how users use mobile — and over 50% of all Google searches being on mobile — Google decided to do away with this feature. It must be a tough time for Marissa Mayer, since almost everything she was involved in, has come to an end. Here’s the statement from a Google spokesperson: "We launched Google

Google’s paramount goal is to provide its users with the best possible search experience and they leave no stone un-turned to ensure that. In early 2017, Google introduced local search filters that allowed the users to sort results based on price, ratings and hours of operation. Taking this one step further, they are now automatically applying those filters. It is user convenient for obvious reasons. They get the best possible relevant results for their search queries, on the

Local business owners with a verified Google My Business listing can now allow visitors to message them right from the local knowledge graph panel in search results. Here is a screen shot of the message button in the local panel on Google: If you already have a chat feature on your website, you know how profitable it can be. The conversion rate increases drastically when you provide satisfactory answers to customer's queries, instantly! When people search for a specific produ