Microsoft Testing “Bing Saves” Search Bookmarking Feature
Microsoft appears to be testing a new feature for Bing: Bing Saves. According to a Neowin community member who saw the beta, it’s a way to click and bookmark a search result for later retrieval from your Microsoft account. Below is a screenshot of the feature from Neowin. The utility of such…
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Bing & Yahoo Search Partners Can Work
There have been plenty of articles questioning the validity and quality of traffic from Bing and Yahoo’s syndicated search partners, and maybe even a few about Google’s Search Network. Well, I’m here to tell you that with all the bad also comes some good. If you manage Bing search partners properly, you can generate good […]
Get Medal-Winning SEO, SEM & Digital Marketing Tactics from World Class Presenters at SMX West
Don’t play games with your marketing success. Attend SMX West for tactics and networking that will put you on the podium. See the agenda, including ski run symbols that guide you to expert, intermediate or beginner level sessions. Here are a few reasons you should join us March 11-13 in San Jose:…
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Products, Prices & Proximity Are Most Important Info On Local Business Websites
Historically, website design and optimization have been uncomfortable bedfellows. The structural and content requirements of SEO were seen to restrict the fluidity of design and user interaction, while a narrow focus on website style often meant that t…
Google Maps App: Do You Need A GPS?
Last week, Google quietly announced on Google+ a new feature within the driving directions of the Google Maps app. Now, it will give you the option to reroute you based on less traffic…
Online Marketing & The Future of Television

It has been said that one can tell what a person values most by examining how they utilize their spare time. If this is true then we (Americans in particular) place quite a bit of worth on our television shows. You’ve probably seen statistics like these before but last year Nielsen estimated that Americans spend 34 hours a week watching television…
At Local U: How Should You Market Your Google + Page?
Recently Anikait Chavan commented on an old post where I minimized the idea of link building to an SMB Google+ Page for local. With the many changes that has taken place with Google Local, his comment motivated me to revisit the idea of exactly how your Google+ Page for Local should fit into an overall marketing plan for your […]
Google Unnatural Links Manual Penalty: A Recovery Guide
Desperately seeking recovery from a Google penalty for unnatural links? This step-by-step guide will explain all the necessary things you must do as you begin the difficult and lengthy process of regaining lost organic search traffic and rankings.
How One SEO Consultant’s Near Death Experience United The SEO Community
Dana Lookadoo is a familiar, warm, embracing and smart personality in the SEO/SEM space and when she was involved in a major accident, the community she was such a big part of, was there for her. Yesterday, Dana posted on her blog Journaling My Cycling…
Where Do You Go When You’ve Maxed Out SEM?
Advertisers frequently tell me, “If you can hit my CPA target, my SEM budget is unlimited!” This is great in theory but often limited in practice — at some point, there simply are no more new keywords, or landing page tweaks, or ad text tests that can increase an…
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You Can Ask Google The Weather Like A Human
Let me start off with saying that this is not new, although I never really tried asking Google for the weather by saying. “Ok Google…
Is Google Misleading Us? If So, How?
You’ve all seen it, parking signs that are so confusing that sometimes you wonder, is the local government trying to mislead you…
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Debug Results For Google’s Search Results
Florian Kiersch posted on Google+ an interesting screen shot of debugging the Google search results page.
The debug log seems to be about timing how long it takes some information to show up in the search results…
Manipulating Google+ for Fun and Maybe Profit…
On Friday I did a post about Google’s Authorship affect on rankings and this morning I was replying to some comments and checking to see how well it had done etc. and noticed something interesting; the Google+ shares was higher than both FaceBook and Twitter combined! After digging into the analytics
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How I Create a Strategy for a New Blog or Affiliate Site – Part 2 (Creating Your Sitemap & Wireframe)
In part one of this series – identifying the demographic – you got a good handle on who will be reading your blog based on your niche and where you social efforts should have the most impact (#protip – you can begin working on building a social following long before you launch your new site […]
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The Basics of JavaScript Framework SEO in AngularJS
Imagine the scene: you’re embarking on the first few moments of a website diagnostic for your SEO audit. You disable JavaScript in your toolbar of choice and off you head, hopeful to discover a JS only navigation and a bunch of site architecture problems. If you’re still finding your feet in the world of technical […]
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5 Brilliant Ways to Use #Hashtags in Social Media Marketing
Hashtags are more than just a way to categorize posts or add a narrative to your updates. Here are some innovative ways you can use hashtags as a mean to drive conversation, harness public support, and garner attention for your brands.
Knowledge Graph Dropdowns & Crowd Sourcing the Future on Twitter
On Friday Sebastien Socha alerted me to the fact that Google was now including inline Knowledge Graph Dropdowns in general and local search results. Besides the fact that it provides mostly irrelevant, distracting. repetitive and non specific Wikipedia type results to very specific queries, I saw it as an annoying addition to local search with […]
How To Play It Cool for More Productive Outreach
Ever met someone who’s trying way too hard to be liked? Someone who’s so desperate to fit in with the cool crowd that they end up more awkward than interesting? Then, worse, they eagerly invite themselves to join the group’s plans for the rest of the night? That’s what most outreach emails read like to […]
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How To Play It Cool for More Productive Outreach
Introducing the New MozPlex
Posted by MeganSingley
While 2014 has just begun, it’s already been filled with new and exciting changes for Moz. Not only do we have a new CEO, but all of us Mozzers have packed up and moved to a much bigger office that we all actually fit into. Remember when we moved into our last office and we had all that space? Well, that didn’t last long (about three years).
We didn’t move very far, just a few blocks south on 2nd Avenue in downtown Seattle. We’re excited that we only had to walk a couple blocks to watch the Seahawks victory parade!

Today is a super-special day because you’ve all won a golden ticket for a peek into Roger’s new home. Unfortunately, there won’t be any songs, dances, or little orange men with green hair, but we do always have tons of chocolate. :-)
So let’s get this show on the road!
When you step off the elevator onto the 5th floor, you’re greeted by our lovely Team Happy in this reception area. Oooooh, pretty. It looks like the future!

Once you answer me these questions three, the rest of the office you shall see! (We’ll actually just let you go in.) One of the main focal points of the MozPlex is the stairwell. Who knew stairs could be so cool? It’s made out of torched fir and hemlock, because why have regular fir when it can be torched?

We even have an exposed brick wall because—let’s be honest—what kind of a tech company in Seattle would we be without an exposed brick wall?

Look left before descending the stairs and you’ll find a huge room of Mozzers hard at work. You’ll notice we have desks that can transform to a standing position with the push of a button. Just can’t sit anymore? Go ahead and stand up! Tired of standing? Take a seat. Want something in between? Crouch away! The opportunities are (kind of, but not really) endless.

Head right, and you’ll enter our brand new kitchen! This is definitely one of the things the Mozzers were most excited for. If you ever stopped by the old MozPlex, you’d have noticed that our kitchen was teeny-tiny for the amount of people we had. Lunch started to look like a coordinated dance to get to the refrigerator, use the microwave, or grab a fork. Not anymore! We just might have to move all the tables one day and have a roller-skating party.

Keep heading through the kitchen and you’ll see our stage, which will be home to family meetings (a.k.a. all-staff meetings), lunch-and-learns (last week we learned about commuting to work by bike!), industry meetups, and most definitely lots and lots of karaoke.

Walk past the stage, and you’ll find a ping pong table (also a Seattle tech company requirement). Check out Ryan’s mean backhand!

Lastly, we now have conference rooms galore! Gone are the days of searching high and low for an available room for 1-on-1s. We now have a whopping 45 rooms to choose from, with names like Millennium Falcon, Serenity, and Galactica for our spaceship-themed 5th-floor rooms, and R2-D2, Johnny 5, and Bender for our robot-themed 4th-floor rooms. Of course, we have one room named after Roger. Each of these rooms has a schedule controlled by a tablet outside the door, so we can always tell if a space is available.

Well, that concludes this virtual tour of the MozPlex. Before we go, we want to give a huge thanks to our office manager, Hillari, for working tirelessly to make this a fantastic office. We also want to thank Jess, Mikayla, Danie, Nicelle, Crystal, Erin, Roxana, Anne, Susan, Dave K., David J, Jacob, Elijah, and Derric for helping to get everything set up and looking awesome from day one. You all are the bee’s knees!
If you’re interested in a real-life visit to our office, we’ll have tours during SMX Advanced and MozCon. We’ll post sign-ups for tours as we get closer to these events. We’d love to see you. :-)
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