Google asks some searchers to tag movies with critic statements
Google is experimenting with a new movie feature to let searchers tag videos.
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Why mistakes make you a better link builder
Worried about making mistakes as a link builder? Columnist Julie Joyce describes 11 of the worst ones she’s seen and discusses how making mistakes helps you build better links.
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What I learned from the Danny Sullivan/Gary Illyes keynote at SMX Advanced
Columnist Eric Enge breaks down the “AMA With Google Search” session at SMX Advanced, where Search Engine Land founding editor Danny Sullivan interviewed Webmaster Trends Analyst Gary Illyes from Google.
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Google Search Console may have a bug with the average position metric
If your metrics have gone awry since July 13, don’t panic. It may just be a bug.
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Google beta testing brand-new Google Search Console design
Check out these screen shots of the new Google Search Console user interface.
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The AMP is a lie
Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) are a hot topic right now, but are they really the answer to your mobile page speed issues? Columnist Patrick Stox weighs in.
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Google publishes new FAQ on job search postings for webmasters
Google’s Mariya Moeva answered some of the top questions webmasters and SEOs have around marking up their job listings for Google’s new jobs for search.
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Google says it lost 20 days of data of new Google Search Console users
Did you recently sign up for Google Search Console? Well, you might be missing some important data.
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Consumers over bots: Why site crawlers don’t hold all the answers
Site crawlers are valuable tools in the SEO toolbox, but columnist David Freeman warns that search marketers should not use them as a replacement for manual analysis.
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Google image search now shows videos and recipes
Google video structured data schema now supports image and recipe information.
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Key notes on optimizing for voice search: Conversation, content and context
Voice search is growing in popularity, yet many search marketers still don’t have a plan for it. Columnist Jim Yu discusses the state of voice search and provides some tips for marketers looking to the future.
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AMP for Advanced SEOs: SMX Advanced insights
Columnist Eric Enge summarizes a session from the recent SMX Advanced conference on Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP).
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4 tips for becoming a content-producing machine and generating more organic traffic
Producing great content is challenging enough, but creating lots of great content on a regular schedule can be overwhelming for many marketers. Contributor Jeremy Knauff lays out a system you can employ to achieve your content creation goals.
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How much does SEO cost?
How much should you be paying for search engine optimization (SEO)? Columnist Marcus Miller breaks down what factors go into SEO pricing.
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Fix your outbound link problem in a single workday
Worried that poor outbound linking practices are hurting your site? Columnist Pratik Dholakiya shares his method for identifying and fixing these potentially detrimental links — without getting rid of the ones that are helping you.
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7 most important SEO focus areas for colleges and universities
For marketers in the education vertical, columnist Janet Driscoll Miller provides some helpful tips to get your site optimized in time for admissions season.
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Google Posts are removed after 7 days, with one exception
Google has confirmed with Search Engine Land that you need to make sure to keep your Google Posts up to date in order to ensure you have fresh messages in your local panel.
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SEO case study: Zero to 100,000 visitors in 12 months
Columnist Andrew Dennis outlines the process he used to successfully build up traffic for a brand-new website — without using any tricks or hacks.
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How to determine if that ‘free audit’ solicitation email is legit
It can be tough to determine if a ‘no obligation’ audit email is legitimate. Thankfully, columnist Dianne Huff shows how you can identify scams — and how to get basic website audit information for free.
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