Quora and Reddit: Powerhouses for SEO and marketing in 2021
If you’re avoiding these platforms, your search strategy is incomplete
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What five news-SEO experts make of Google’s new, “Full Coverage” feature in mobile search results
SEO experts from The LA Times, New York Times, Conde Nast, Wall Street Journal, and prominent agency-side SEOs gauge what Google’s latest “Full Coverage” feature means for mobile SERPs
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Is Google moving towards greater search equity?
Wix’s Mordy Oberstein explores how Google is democratizing the SERP and driving more search equity, here’s what it means for the future of SEO
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How to get your YouTube videos appear in Google’s video carousel
Ranking in Google’s video carousel is quite doable and doesn’t require months. Ann Smarty shares a guide to YouTube keyword research and video page optimization.
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Effective SEO copywriting hints to increase your traffic in 2020
While ranking well on SERPs has its benefits but you can’t ignore your readers. Tips for SEO copywriting to build trust and credibility.
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Your step-by-step guide to content marketing keyword research
Keyword research can be stressful. This guide explains the process of researching keywords to help you begin and improve your content marketing strategy.
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14 ranking signals you need to optimize for in 2019
Top ranking factors for mobile-first indexing in order to dominate search in 2019, segmented by relevance, content, backlinks, and user experience.
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Why Wikipedia is still visible across Google’s SERPs in 2018
From queries about products and brands to celebrities and topical events, Wikipedia still features heavily across Google searches – even while our habits as search engine users change (with voice and mobile increasingly having an impact), and while Google itself works to make its results more intuitive and full of rich features. How does Wikipedia manage to maintain this visibility in 2018?
Why Wikipedia is still visible across Google’s SERPs in 2018
From queries about products and brands to celebrities and topical events, Wikipedia still features heavily across Google searches – even while our habits as search engine users change (with voice and mobile increasingly having an impact), and while Google itself works to make its results more intuitive and full of rich features. How does Wikipedia manage to maintain this visibility in 2018?
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How Alexa and Siri are changing SEO: AI and voice search
Alexa, how is AI-assisted voice search changing the SEO landscape? It’s putting more emphasis than ever on conversational content, integration with Google Maps, and dominating the SERPs
What will the future of Google search results pages look like?
Recently, we took a nostalgic, infographic-based look back at the history of Google search results pages. In our follow-up infographic, we look into a future where context will define the form and content of the search results pages we see.
This is how Google will present the results of the 2016 US election…
By presenting an animated gif of everybody screaming and crying?
Google’s latest desktop SERP experiment: a whiter, more spacious background
Google has begun experimenting with a cleaner, whiter, brighter user interface.
Google Giveth & Google Taketh Away Author Icons
Google recently announced they’d be removing a major element from their search engine results pages (SERPs) that they’ve been featuring for the past couple of years: author icons. Since this is something we Local Marketers have enthusiastically encouraged, what does this mean for…
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Is Chasing AuthorRank A Waste Of Time For SEOs?
On June 7, 2011, Google announced support for a new type of markup called the Authorship Tag. This was the rel=”author” tag. It did not take long before the speculation started — when would Google start using data from this new tag to impact rankings? The industry took to…
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Lessons From Google On Optimizing Your SEO
Dan Cobley, Google UK’s Managing Director, recently revealed that Google’s infamous 2007 “50 Shades of Blue” experiment involving ad links in Gmail increased revenue by $200 million a year. These results switched the balance of power from design-driven to engineering…
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A Deep Dive Into Google’s Image Carousel And Knowledge Graph Results
Perform a Google search for [depeche mode members]. Not long ago, you’d get something that looked like the image below (plus a few images of a video to fill out the universal search results). Today, the search results look like this: Google is transitioning from universal search…
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Dogpile creating a bit of a stink
Its strange seeing the fallout of many of the updates, however my colleague here at Mediacom Ryan Mckay noticed a significant increase in the volume of Dogpile (who you may ask) results coming back in the organic SERPS. For those that remember Dogpile,…