Complete guide to Google Search Console

Complete overivew of what Google Search Console is, what it does for your site, how to use it, and what you need to get started taking advantage of it today.

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Google Dataset Search: How you can use it for SEO

Back in September 2018, Google launched its Dataset Search tool, an engine which focuses on delivering results of hard data sources (research, reports, graphs, tables, and the others) in a more efficient manner than the one which is currently offered by Google Search.

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Five ways to improve your website’s bounce rate (and why you should)

According to Google, 53 percent of mobile site visitors leave a page that takes longer than three seconds to load. Five ways to make them stay and convert.

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Debunked: Nine link building myths you should ignore in 2019

The link building industry is flooded with many myths that’ll never get you results but can get you into a lot of trouble. Nine myths debunked.

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Semantic search for Google Ads: What it is and why it matters

Understanding match types is key if you want to benefit from semantic search. How to craft your Google Ads’ strategy to target the right searchers.

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Google RankBrain: Clearing up the myths and misconceptions

It’s been nearly 3½ years since Google announced RankBrain, but we have little detail about how it works. Here’s what we actually know–and what is myth.

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Google Activity Cards: Inviting users to be better connected with their past search activity

Google activity cards, released Jan 9, are the next step in the company’s journey toward making the SERPs even more intuitive, tailored, and useful.

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Google’s Pichai answers to Congress: The good, the bad and the frustrating

Google CEO Sundar Pichai testified in front of Congress this week on transparency and accountability, specifically around data. Here’s an overview.

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