Fixed: Google App Indexing Bug With SDK For iOS Drains Battery In Stand By
A Google Webmaster Help thread has reports dating back to March 1st of a bug with the iOS App Indexing SDK from Google that would drain the power from apps, even when they are in standby mode.
The bug was just fixed recently in version 2.0.3 of the SD…
Local SEO: Key challenges and tips from #ClickZChat
This week we took to Twitter for an hour to ask our followers for their local SEO challenges and solutions. Here’s everything we learned:
What day is Mother’s Day 2016? Today’s Google Doodle leads to a direct answer
Doodler Sophia Diao says today’s Mother’s Day doodle, “…harkens back to a time in my youth when following Mom around was all I knew.”
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Google’s Mother’s Day Logo Has Shoes
This year, the Google Mother’s Day logo goes with shoes. Why…
Google Testing Black Instead Of Blue Links In Search Results
Google is testing showing black links in their search results listing pages instead of the typical blue links. Google has red links in Google China, but has never had other colors being used for the blue links in other regions…
Search Buzz Video Recap: Google Penalizes, SEO, AdWords Editor & More
This week in search we posted our monthly Google webmaster report. I covered the Google web spam report which showed Google issued about 500 manual actions per hour last year. Google penalized a lot of big airline sites for showing product rich snippe…
5 reasons to keep doing mobile SEO even though ads are everywhere
Sure, paid search on mobile has grown. But if you’re thinking of cutting your organic search budget for mobile, columnist Bryson Meunier urges you to reconsider and focus on increasing your overall traffic.
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5 ways SEO and PR should be working together
When it comes to digital marketing, SEO and PR go together like peanut butter and jelly. Columnist Erin Everhart explains how these two teams can combine forces to benefit each other and the business as a whole.
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Global SEO: A huge opportunity + 5 tips for success
According to columnist Christian Sculthorp, you may be missing out on a 6-billion-person market. Have you thought about going global with your SEO?
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Google’s Gary Illyes: I’m Angry News Sites Don’t Link Out, It’s Stupid
The folks at Stone Temple Consulting did another really nice interview with Google’s Gary Illyes and asked him some interesting questions…
Google’s Gary Illyes: I’m Angry News Sites Don’t Link Out, It’s Stupid
The folks at Stone Temple Consulting did another really nice interview with Google’s Gary Illyes and asked him some interesting questions…
Google My Business API Version 3.0 Is Out With New Features
Google has quietly released (or hasn’t announced the release yet) of the new version of the Google My Business API. The new version is version 3.0 and comes several months after launching the last one in December 2015…
Google My Business API Version 3.0 Is Out With New Features
Google has quietly released (or hasn’t announced the release yet) of the new version of the Google My Business API. The new version is version 3.0 and comes several months after launching the last one in December 2015…
Google Honors Sigmund Freud On His 160th Birthday With Relevant Doodle
Today on Google.com is a special Google Doodle, a Google logo…
Google Honors Sigmund Freud On His 160th Birthday With Relevant Doodle
Today on Google.com is a special Google Doodle, a Google logo…
Google: Most Algorithm Updates Go Unnoticed
Gary Illyes from Google said on Twitter that most algorithm updates done by Google go “unnoticed.”
I am not sure I agree, with that…
Google: Most Algorithm Updates Go Unnoticed
Gary Illyes from Google said on Twitter that most algorithm updates done by Google go “unnoticed.”
I am not sure I agree, with that…