Google to Improve Doorways Algorithm for Better Search Results
To minimize the impact of webspam, the search giant will adjust its algorithm for doorway pages.
3 Signs Your SEO Campaign Is Dying – and How to Fix It
SEO red flags can be hard to spot initially, but if you know what to look for, you should have no problem detecting them and taking corrective action immediately.
5 Ways of Rethinking Your Referral Traffic
So you have a site, now what? One of the first things you need to do is drive traffic to it, but how?
Microsoft to Bring Advanced Version of Cortana to iOS and Android
The tech giant believes its work on search, speech recognition, and machine learning will make Cortana the first intelligent digital assistant that can provide predictive information about users.
SEO and Content: Best Practices From the Adobe Summit
At the Adobe Summit this week, Dave Lloyd of Adobe gave a great presentation on optimizing content for search throughout the customer journey.
Spring Cleaning: A Quarterly PPC Checklist
There’s something about the changing of the seasons and yearly quarters that inspires us to start anew each time. So as we near the end of Q1 in March, it’s time to gear up for some PPC account spring cleaning.
How to Be Your SEO’s Favorite Developer
Whether you’re a programmer looking to get on your SEO’s good side or an SEO looking to drop a few hints to the programmer in your life, put these practices into action and everyone will be happier and more productive.
Natural Search’s Growth Explosion, and What It Means for SEO in 2015
Brands who are actively working to improve their natural search have a deep well of growth potential coming into 2015.
Translating Your Articles for Link-Building
Some smart sites have discovered that their foreign peers love to reuse their content, especially when they make it easy by translating their articles for those sites.
The 7 Must-Have SEO Reports to Meet Today’s Search Optimization Challenges
A look at how to build up your arsenal of search engine optimization data and analytics.
Updates to Google Webmaster Tools Make Sites More Crawlable
Google has updated its suite of Webmaster Tools to increase reportage of which site resources are blocked from crawling. This new transparency could mean a boost in rankings.
A World Without Links?
Over the last few years the sky, or at least the bottom line, has fallen for many websites and business owners as a result of major algorithmic changes. But that doesn’t necessarily mean pulling the rip cord on all things links.
Bing Named NCAA’s Official Bracket Data Partner for March Madness
The search engine will release a data review and a new NCAA bracket-building tool for March Madness.
More Than 80% of HTTPS URLs Display as HTTP in Google
According to a post on Google+ from the search engine’s webmaster trends analyst, many websites are eligible to be displayed as HTTPS URLs, but their owners have failed to alert Google.
Landing Page Lessons From Top PPC Advertisers
You still need to test to make sure you get better results, but studying landing pages from leaders in different industries can shortcut your A/B testing and design process.
Link-Building Lessons You Can Learn From Your Inbox
Search marketers trying to build links can learn a thing or two from the successful (or not so successful) email marketing campaigns that appear in their inboxes.
“Mobilegeddon” Is Coming on April 21 – Are You Ready?
Marketers have ample time to prepare for Google’s next mobile update, so are you doing everything you should be?
How to Optimize for Keywords in 2015
The rules have changed for keyword optimization in 2015. What are the best practices now?
Call-Only Ads – 5 Reasons Why They Should Be Part of Your PPC Strategy
Here are five good reasons why you should migrate to AdWords’ new Call-Only Ads as part of your PPC strategy.
How to Leverage Infographics to Generate Links and Social Signals
Compelling infographics can help marketers earn links for the content they produce and lift their SEO rankings.