Images: three optimisation tips to help speed up your site
People like fast websites and so does Google.
How The Telegraph’s SEO strategy led to a Brexit traffic boost
The EU referendum has delivered a nice traffic boost for the UK’s newspaper websites, according to ABC figures released this week.
Why your content and SEO strategy need to be joined up
There are some sites creating useful or interesting content, that are being let down by a lack of attention to SEO.
What are the most common on-page SEO issues and how to fix them?
Appearing in the top organic listings of Google is increasingly like pouring a gallon of milk into a shot glass.
3 Top Conversion Rate Optimization Rules [From an SEO Perspective]
It’s not common for SEO marketers to be hyper-focused on traffic goals and forget about the ultimate end goal: to make money. It’s awesome if someone lands on your website from a search engine result page – but what happens next?…
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Is Google becoming more hyperlocal?
Last week, reports surfaced suggesting the possibility that Google has made changes to local map results. As detailed by Search Engine Roundtable’s Barry Schwartz, in … read more
The complete beginner’s guide to Schema.org markup
Do you know how to speak ‘search engine’? If there ever was a universal language for communicating with search engines, Schema.org is … read more
5 Reasons You Lose Traffic After a Website Migration & How You Can Prevent It
When a site migration goes wrong and a site loses traffic, it’s usually because of one (or more) of 5 common reasons. Daniel Bainchini explores these reasons and offers SEO remedies for each one.
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Five things to remember for a smooth, catastrophe-free site migration
SEO should be the cornerstone of any site migration strategy. SEOs need to get in on the action from the word go, to safeguard our most important asset.
Five of the most interesting search stories from this week
It’s time for our weekly update from the world of search marketing and beyond. This week we have new antitrust measures against … read more
85+ SEO experts you should follow on Twitter
Who are the most useful SEO tweeters to follow? In this post I’ve listed those I have been following for a while, … read more
How a dedicated IP address and SSL certificate affects your search engine rankings
To get better search engine rankings or land on the first page results on Google in 2016, site speed and HTTPS were listed among the ranking factors.
SEO in the festival season: which retailers have the right strategy?
Summer in the UK means festivals, and there are plenty to choose from again this year.
14 influencer marketing essentials for SEO success
The following 14 points should hopefully help you to capitalise more on the valuable SEO that is so often left behind when working with an influencer.
Is an internal linking strategy paying off for Mail Online?
Combining hub pages for key topics with well-planned internal linking can be a very effective strategy to secure consistent search rankings for target keywords.
Five most interesting search marketing news stories of the week
Welcome to our weekly round-up of all the latest news and research from around the world of search marketing and beyond.
Imitating search algorithms for a successful link building strategy
When doing a link building strategy – or any other type of SEO-related strategy, for that matter – you might find the sheer amount of data that we have available to us, at a relatively low cost, quite staggering.
HTTPS websites account for 30% of all Google search results
As of late June, 32.5% of page one Google results now use the https: protocol, according to a new study from Moz.
Nine considerations for movie-based SEO outreach campaigns
Movie based outreach ideas, designed to boost SEO with some earned links, seem like a good idea but there are plenty issues to get your head around.
What do content marketers need to know about SEO?
Content creation and SEO used to be very separate disciplines in the past, but now it’s hard to see how either can be practiced effectively without at least some knowledge of the other.