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For websites hit by Penguin, some webmasters need to analyze thousands of links (or more). This step-by-step tutorial walks you through the process of using Screaming Frog and Deep Crawl to check a list of unnatural links to be removed.

Retargeting is a powerful, but challenging tool. Here are some examples of quirky cookie behavior, techniques for multiple use case pages, and advanced tactics for search remarketing that can cut wasted spend and take advantage of brand familiarity.

In today’s social economy, visible storytelling sells, and who better to tell your story than the person responsible for leading the charge? But how do you convince your CEO to drop the hate and get on the social media soapbox? Here are five ways.

Following these guidelines will not only help you demystify your direct or bookmarked traffic, but you’ll also build a strong foundation of data integrity, so that your calculations of ROI are as accurate as possible with client-side code.

Google is looking to bring its Trusted Stores program to the UK later this year. With thousands of U.S. retailers now signed up, the firm’s UK industry retailer leader, John Gillan, is pushing to bring the service to the UK.

Google has told the world that it will not approve any facial recognition software for Glass until it’s had time to have a good think about it. Officially, Google says it “won’t be approving any facial recognition Glassware at this time.”

Google moved swiftly to get rid of the first pornographic app created for Google Glass. This was followed by a quick tweak to its Glass Platform Developer Polices to ensure that no more porn makes its way onto its augmented reality spectacles.

A new analysis of more than 500,000 images looking at 30 different visual characteristics like textures, colors and more, uncovered a pattern in the popular pictures on Pinterest. These types of images get the most pins, repins and likes.

Four groups of Canadian marketing professionals are set to converge at SES Toronto for a collaborative get-together with SES attendees, speakers, and exhibitors. Before we get there, the group organizers discuss the dynamic digital landscape.

Are algorithmic updates created solely to force webmasters to buy ads and increase Google’s bottom line? While it’s no conspiracy that Google wants to make profits, Google’s Matt Cutts says updates are only designed to improve the user experience.