Google’s Increasing Emphasis on Mobile
Yesterday Google announced a new feature for Webmaster Tools: a Mobile Usability report that shows what you can improve on your site to optimise it for mobile users. In this report Google shows you exactly what it thinks is wrong with your site that prevents it from working perfectly on mobile devices. Things like setting […]
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Google’s Increasing Emphasis on Mobile
Win More Links to Your Content with Paid Social Promotion
Creating great content is not enough, you need to make sure as many people as possible see it. This is where paid social promotion can come in very handy. Using paid advertising on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, you can ensure your content is seen widely and increases the chances of earning links.
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Win More Links to Your Content with Paid Social Promotion
Friday Infographic: SEO Plugins for WordPress: What do We Use?
13% of the web in Europe is using Wordpress. Of that, over half have installed an SEO plugin for Wordpress. Which ones are most popular?
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Friday Infographic: SEO Plugins for WordPress: What do We Use?
Changes in Google News could have massive implications for News Publishers
Websites that are not part of the ‘classic’ news media, such as Reddit and high quality blogs, are now being introduced as part of the news-vertical element in Google’s SERPs. Barry Adams explains how Google is including non-news sites in its ‘In The News’ element in the organic search results and the impact this has on search as we know it.
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Changes in Google News could have massive implications for News Publishers
How to Easily Analyze your (& your competitors) Mobile SEO Performance
Aleyda Solis explains how, with clever use of the latest SEO tools it’s possible to easily analyse your website’s mobile SEO performance as well as your competitors.
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How to Easily Analyze your (& your competitors) Mobile SEO Performance
Friday Infographic: Become a Google Power User: use Search Operators!
This (huge) infographic will give you a lot of useful search operators to use, which will make Googling a lot more fun!
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Friday Infographic: Become a Google Power User: use Search Operators!
Top Tips on Driving Online Conversions From Offline Ads
It is more important than ever to be focusing efforts on directing the audience from offline ads to the coordinated landing pages or websites where the ad experience is continued with full details of the product or service and in full resemblance of the original offline ad. The question is: how?
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Top Tips on Driving Online Conversions From Offline Ads
The Result of the Referendum on Scottish Independence will be ‘No’, says Bing
Bing predicts the votes on the Scottish Referendum using machine-learned models.
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The Result of the Referendum on Scottish Independence will be ‘No’, says Bing
4 Crucial Ingredients for a Successful SEO Strategy
SEO is not an out-of-the-box service. A successful SEO strategy emerges from understanding the client, the industry, Google’s SERPs, and your link tactics.
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4 Crucial Ingredients for a Successful SEO Strategy
5 Reasons to Use SEMrush: Tool Review
Jo Turnbull reviews SEMrush and how to get the most of the tool for those working on a budget. Find out some of the best feautures of SEMrush and how you can use it for your clients.
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5 Reasons to Use SEMrush: Tool Review
In-Depth Articles hits the UK
Twitter and Facebook have been a flurry the last few days in the UK with the introduction of “In-depth Articles” into Google’s search results. However this isn’t a new piece of technology it was actually released in the US almost 12 months ago.
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In-Depth Articles hits the UK
Content and SEO are Not Always the Answer
SEOs often look to content as the driving force for their strategies. But sometimes content, and SEO itself, is not the answer, as this case study shows.
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Content and SEO are Not Always the Answer
Increase Your Website Visibility in International Search Engines
Increasing your website’s presence in the international search engines doesn’t have to be expensive or super-technical. Let the search engines help!
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Increase Your Website Visibility in International Search Engines
Navigating the new ‘Google My Business’ Places Dashboard
Navigating the new ‘Google My Business’ Places Dashboard When Google My Business hit our computer screens mid-June it was an overnight change for many accounts. Minds were understandably boggled. For those who manage Google Places and Google Plus accounts, the new dashboard we saw come into play last year was bittersweet for many due to […]
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Navigating the new ‘Google My Business’ Places Dashboard
Breaking Down Page Speed Events For SEO Gain
It’s important to get clear the value of changes in terms of SEO impact before allocating in-demand tech time to work on fixes. To throw up just one example: if your page returns in less than one second what impact will fixing render-blocking CSS have …
Did Google Stop showing Authorship Photos to benefit Google+?
Did Google remove the Authorship Profile Pictures for another reason than they said? Were they after their own gain? Maybe.
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Did Google Stop showing Authorship Photos to benefit Google+?
Friday Commentary: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love SEO
Internal teams working with outside Digital Marketing consultants: often there is some member that finds the very concept of outside consultants threat. Why that fear? Kristine Schachinger talks about how to take this away.
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Friday Commentary: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love SEO
Google dropping Authorship Profile Photos and Circle Counts in SERPS
Google’s Jon Mueller announces Google will be removing images and circle counts from authors from the SERPS. Authorship remains important however.
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Google dropping Authorship Profile Photos and Circle Counts in SERPS
Tool Review: Monitor Backlinks
Monitor Backlinks is a link analysis tool that offers daily notifications of new and changed links and a range of other features. Read our full review here.
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Tool Review: Monitor Backlinks
Matt Cutts: Linkbuilding is not dead – You&A 2014 #SMX
At SMX West Matt Cutts of Google answered questions from Danny Sullivan and the audience on a wide range of topics, from Panda to Google+
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Matt Cutts: Linkbuilding is not dead – You&A 2014 #SMX