#GoogleRecon: Google Reconsideration Request Tips Week
Starting yesterday, Google announced on Google+ they will be offering tips on the Google+ Webmaster page tips around reconsideration requests, they are hashtagging this, #GoogleRecon…
GoogleBot Skipping Unrendered Page & Crawling/Indexing Final Rendered Page
A WebmasterWorld thread has a savvy webmaster/SEO noticing that GoogleBot is not bothering to crawl and indexed the pre-rendered web page, instead, it is running all the JavaScript and then crawling/indexing the final rendered page…
Google AdWords Consolidated Billing
Kathleen from Google announced in the Google AdWords Help forum that agencies can now sign up for consolidated billing within AdWords.
AdWords consolidated billing allows you to combine multiple account invoices into one single invoice. Kathleen said …
Does Google Private Search Tool Work?
Mark Traphagen wrote on Google+ that Google has discontinued the Private Results option in the Search Tools section of the Google search results.
Truth is…
5 Less Common Link Building Mistakes You Might Be Making
Even the most advanced link builders can sometimes make simple mistakes. Are you one of them?
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Check Out the Workshop Lineup at SMX Social Media Marketing – Best Rates Available Now
Attend a comprehensive workshop conducted by leading experts in internet marketing on November 18, immediately preceding SMX Social Media Marketing November 19-20 in Las Vegas. Workshop topics: Marketing Land’s Social Media Marketing Boot Camp: The editors of Marketing Land will get you up to speed…
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Need Some Extra PPC Mojo? Revisit Bing Ads’ Syndicated Search Partners
There are bad websites in the network, yes. There can be issues with junk lead submissions, yes. But for all the bad, there is a lot of good. You just have to be willing to work for it!
Communicating SEO’s Value To Clients And C-Level Execs
When it comes to marketing activities, SEO is often the first thing on the chopping block when budget cuts come around. Here’s how to avoid the axe.
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On Labor Day, Google Skips A Doodle Again
Today is Labor Day in the United States of America and like every year, Google doesn’t do a special Google Logo, aka Doodle, for the day. Instead, they’ve been placing a small American flag approximately 80 pixels below the Google search box…
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Google AdSense Paginated Ads (Click On The Circle)
This morning I spotted Google testing or maybe pushing out a new AdSense format that enables the ad to have more than one page of content.
In the screen shots below, you will see an AdSense ad with two circles at the bottom center of the ad…
Google Top Contributor Meetup In Munich
It seems like Google is preparing to host a top contributor meetup in Munich…
Google’s New Home Page Disabled For More Browsers
Last week, we reported that many searchers began complaining they were getting the old Google home page but Google is actually doing this on purpose. This is not a bug. If you see the old Google home page that has a black top navigation bar, it is by…
30 Minutes a Day: The Power of Daily Habits in Successful Content Marketing (and Life)
Staying on target is one of the biggest challenges with content marketing. Take the time to clarify your big objectives, and then shift your focus to creating a system that supports your success.
SearchCap: Google Author Rank Lives, Facebook Mobile Search & In-App Search Engine
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Google Authorship May Be Dead, But Author Rank Is Not Google ended its three-year experiment with Google Authorship…
Google Drops Authorship From Search Results
Google’s John Mueller says Google will stop showing authorship in its search results because “this information isn’t as useful to our users as we’d hoped.”
SPONSOR MESSAGE: Repositioning SEO So Everyone Wins
Join us Tuesday, Sept 23rd at 1:00EDT (10:00PDT) for a live webcast to hear Jessica Bowman, Founder and CEO of SEOInhouse and Matt Roberts, Chief Strategy Officer, Linkdex as they discuss how a good SEO program can bring higher rankings in search engin…
Google Authorship May Be Dead, But Author Rank Is Not
Google ended its three-year experiment with Google Authorship yesterday, but the use of Author Rank to improve search results will continue. Wait — you can have Author Rank without Google Authorship? And just what is Google Authorship versus Author Rank? Come along, because they are different…
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Bing Waxes Lyrical on Spam Detection and Filtering
A post on the Bing blog explores the inner workings of Web spam, what it looks like, what Bing is doing about it, and why it’s not always easy to determine intent.
Google Dorking: It’s All Fun & Games Until The Hackers Show Up
For anyone not in the know, Google Dorking is the practice of using advanced search techniques – more specifically, specialized search parameters – to locate hard-to-find web pages and information. As innocent as it sounds, Google Dorking has a dark side – so dark, federal…
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Star Ratings of a Different Color: Google Testing New Formats
Google is reportedly testing additional colors for the stars in its ratings for companies and local businesses.