Google Mobile-Friendly Algorithm Currently Doesn’t Differentiate Some Desktop Ranking Signals
Having a slow or fast mobile site should not impact your mobile-rankings, assuming your desktop site is fast. Google still uses many desktop signals for mobile ranking, even after April 21st.
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Google May Discontinue Their AJAX Crawlable Guidelines
Does your site use AJAX? Well, Google may stop crawling those pages. More details to come from Google as early as next week.
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What’s The Most Searched Thing On Google? Turns Out It’s “Google”
Webmaster Trends Analyst Gary Illyes said the most searched term on Google is “Google” itself during SMX West session.
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Google: The Mobile-Friendly Ranking Factor Runs In Real-Time & Is On A Page-By-Page Basis
Google tells us that the mobile-friendly algorithm launching in about a month is on a page-by-page basis and run in real-time which eases the concerns of many webmasters.
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A Content Marketer’s Guide To SEO: A Checklist
Content is an integral element of search engine optimization (SEO), so check out columnist Thomas Stern’s handy checklist to ensure your content reaches its full potential.
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Google Tests Search Results Listings Without Descriptions
Google tests how searchers would react to not seeing a snippet description in the search results.
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How Google Made It A Little Harder To Reach Google.com From Outside The US
Google says the change is meant to help local searchers, but does the Right To Be Forgotten play a role?
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Naturally Generated Links? Hey, Google Might Still Hate Them!
Let’s say you have a manual penalty… not a nice way to open a post, I know, but it’s the reality for many site owners. What if Google shows you an example of one of your problematic links, and it’s one that sends you some really great converting traffic? What if, upon conducting a…
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Google Researchers Introduce System To Rank Web Pages On Facts, Not Links
Will Google someday rank web pages based on how accurate they are? A new paper suggests they might.
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Google Researchers Introduce System To Rank Web Pages On Facts, Not Links
Will Google someday rank web pages based on how accurate they are? A new paper suggests they might.
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What Can Businesses Do About The Knowledge Graph Dominating Search Results?
The expansion of Google’s Knowledge Graph may threaten the volume of organic search traffic to websites. Columnist Nate Dame explains what’s changing and what marketers should do about it.
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What Can Businesses Do About The Knowledge Graph Dominating Search Results?
The expansion of Google’s Knowledge Graph may threaten the volume of organic search traffic to websites. Columnist Nate Dame explains what’s changing and what marketers should do about it.
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How I Lost My Clients Their #1 Ranking And Their Profits Exploded Overnight!
Columnist Stoney deGeyter shares the ups and downs of his longest-standing SEO client — including a rather surprising result to site architecture tweaks.
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How I Lost My Clients Their #1 Ranking And Their Profits Exploded Overnight!
Columnist Stoney deGeyter shares the ups and downs of his longest-standing SEO client — including a rather surprising result to site architecture tweaks.
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Google Search Algorithm Adds Mobile-Friendly Factors & App Indexing To Ranking
Google’s mobile ranking algorithm will officially include mobile-friendly usability factors and app indexing. Making sure your site is mobile-friendly is now more important than ever.
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Study: Google Now Displays Rich Answers For 19.45% Of Queries
Rich answers are now displaying for targeted queries at a rate or 19.45% for targeted queries, according to a new study by Stone Temple Consulting.
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How To Use Fetch As Googlebot Like An SEO Samurai
For those of you not familiar with this feature in Google Webmaster Tools, contributor John Lincoln explores its capabilities in depth.
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Google Testing A Red Slow Label In The Search Results For Slower Sites
Is your site unusually slow? Google is testing a red slow label in the search results that will warn searchers before they click over to your web site.
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Yes, Google Is Testing Green Star Reviews In The Search Results
Google says expect more experiments with the colors of the stars in the search results over the next few months. The green starts some of you are seeing is indeed a test.
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SEO Platforms: How To Get The Most Of The Demo Call
Getting ready to demo some SEO software platforms? Be sure to come armed with questions, from the newly updated SEO Platforms 2015: A Marketer’s Guide
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