This Week in Retail Search News 11/19/2014

Each week CPC Strategy rounds up the leading Retail Search news on Google, Amazon, Mobile, and other leading verticals in one convenient article. This is a condensed version of major ecommerce news for the week. For a more comprehensive overview, consider following multiple Search News channels.
In the past Google algorithm changes took place independently, but the most recent Penguin update may have hid a subtle update to Panda underneath.
The hotly anticipated Android 5.0 Lollipop brings a new design and performance enhancements. While adoption among all phones is a slow process with new Android versions, the rollout to new phones has begun.
This holiday season, it is important for online retailers to focus on the right content and copy. If you are looking to get started with your holiday ad writing, be sure to check out these tips to make your copy pop.
While EBay is spinning off PayPal into an independent company, the long relationship is not over yet. EBay is working to use PayPal as a driver to connect online and brick-and-mortar shopping.
Marketing Land: Three Years After Breaking UP, Twitter Wants back the Google Search Love It Once Had
Three years after very publicly flouting Google, Twitter’s CFO announced Twitter will be focusing on SEO for 2015, in order to get more traffic from Google and other search channels.
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