Bing gets in shape with search updates for exercise & healthy recipe-related queries
Just in time for New Year’s resolutions, Bing is rolling out new health-conscious search experiences.
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Chrome’s DevTools for SEO: 10 ways to use these browser features for your SEO audits
If you’re conducting an SEO audit, you should probably be using DevTools in Google Chrome. Columnist Aleyda Solis shares 10 ways to use these tools to identify and fix SEO issues.
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A comprehensive guide to SSL certificates
Need to secure your site, but not sure where to start? Check out columnist Stephanie LeVonne’s helpful guide to SSL certificates and get informed.
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17 link resolutions for 2017
Link builders, what can you do better this year? Columnist Julie Joyce shares her 17 link-building resolutions for 2017.
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4 steps to make your organic listings more effective
How can you improve your organic search results? Columnist Jason Decker outlines four basic steps to make your listings more compelling to searchers and prospects.
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Paradigm shift: Has Google suspended defamation removals?
Columnist Chris Silver Smith takes a look at what could be a recent policy shift in Google’s longstanding informal policy of granting court-ordered defamation removal requests.
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SEO in 2017: Seizing opportunity, evangelizing success, achieving overarching growth
Columnist Jim Yu contends that to succeed in 2017, brands will need to coordinate organic and paid search marketing disciplines and understand how they can work together to build the relationship with customers.
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Organic Search Party: Our Top SEO Columns of 2016
Which stories got the SEO community fired up this year? Check out Search Engine Land’s top “All Things SEO” and “Link Week” columns of 2016 to find out!
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Google launches a new look for recipes in the mobile search results
Google launched a new way to find new recipes for your New Years feast. The new recipe results are seen on mobile search.
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What you’re missing with SEO that will make a world of difference
While long-term efforts are SEO mainstays, contributor Julian Connors suggests more short-term reactive strategies can also have significant rankings impact.
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Is Google’s AMP carousel working? (Or, SEO insights from Kanye West)
Publishers are asking questions about the effectiveness of Google’s AMP carousel. Columnist Barb Palser analyzed 235 million AMP search impressions to find answers.
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Google Search Console warns of nonsecure collection of passwords with upcoming Chrome browser release
Have a login form on an HTTP URL? You will need to switch it to an HTTPS URL if you want to avoid security warnings in Chrome in January.
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Google’s top results for “Did the Holocaust happen” now expunged of denial sites
Initial fix merely bumped denial site down, then failed to work consistently. Now the denial site is gone from first page of results.
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SEO in 2017: Mobile optimization as a competitive advantage
Even many of the titans of the internet could do with a bit of optimization of their mobile sites. Contributor Marcus Miller offers a comprehensive view of how to ensure you’re making the most of the opportunity to forge ahead.
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7 things business owners fear (but shouldn’t) about SEO
From concerns about scam artists to misconceptions about measurement, the typical reasons for fear of SEO are many. But contributor Pratik Dholakiya contends there’s much to gain by getting past your doubts.
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Google will change AMP display to make it easier to find & share publishers’ direct URLs
Change will be to the header in AMP content, expected in early 2017.
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Link campaigns: Strategy development and review
Whether you’re planning to pursue links in 2017 or continue an existing link-building project, columnist Andrew Dennis reminds us that December is an ideal month to review your link campaign strategy.
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Google AMP reports now differentiate between critical and non-critical errors
Google Search Console has upgraded the AMP error report to show which errors are causing your AMP content to not be indexed in Google.
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Australian appeals court rules Google did not defame man
A Melbourne appeals court said Google is not responsible for defamation of a man based on the images shown in the search results.
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Google’s results are no longer in denial over ‘Did the Holocaust happen?’
Criticized for listing a Holocaust-denial site first, Google’s results are finally changing — but probably due to external factors.
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