Why Is Link Dev So Expensive?
A lot goes into getting a good link, and a ton goes into getting a great link.
Google Translate Update Challenges Microsoft’s Skype Translator
Additional capability will be added to Google Translate to allow speech to be converted into text in real-time.
2015 Guide to Free SEO Training Courses Online
Here is a suggested syllabus for developing an organic search specialist, comprised of free, readily available tools found on the Web.
3 Challenges Faced by Enterprise SEOs in 2015
Here are three key issues that SEO departments working in and with big organizations will have to overcome if they are going to stay relevant in 2015.
5 Key Reasons Why Paid Search Should Be Part of Your Inbound Strategy
Inbound marketing is about nurturing the customer through the journey to purchase. And paid search is a strategic element of that journey.
Search Engines Use Homepages to Show Solidarity With Charlie Hebdo
The French homepages for Google and Bing both display kind words for the satirical magazine, which was victim to France’s most brutal act of terrorism since 1961.
The Great Disavow Debate
The SEO community is hotly debating the question of whether or not uploading a disavow file to Google can lift a Penguin penalty without removing links? What do you think?
Local and Mobile Converge in 2015
Succeeding with local search means succeeding with mobile marketing, as mobile success is synonymous with local.
Yahoo Achieves Its Highest Search Share Since 2009
While Yahoo’s share of the U.S. search market was its highest in years, the opposite was true for Google. The change can be attributed to the Yahoo becoming Mozilla’s default search engine.
Why Mobile Web Still Matters in 2015
With significant Web traffic coming from mobile devices, companies can’t afford to ignore the mobile Web, according to SimilarWeb.
3 Easy PPC Wins to Start 2015 Off on the Right Foot
Here are three easy pay-per-click wins you can achieve and start the New Year off on the right foot.
PR Lessons From Accrington Stanley and the Soccer Game That Never Was
What’s needed to win coverage, and in turn boost SEO, is something that really stands out, that intrigues a journalist – and often what intrigues a journalist is not just the news, but the way a story is told.
New Bing Policy Disallows Phone Numbers in Plain Text
Beginning in February – or June for existing customers – marketers advertising with the search engine can only display phone numbers in Call Extensions and Location Extensions.
Content Marketing Without Marketing Is Just Content
Content marketing without the actual act of marketing is just creating content – it’s simply contributing more noise to the Web. How can you use SEO techniques to market your content?
5 Ways Small Businesses Can Build Their Brands in 2015
As we get a start in 2015, more businesses will learn to stop worrying about building links, and start worrying about building their brands in order to succeed in search marketing.
GM Puts Local Search in the Driver’s Seat With AtYourService
GM and OnStar have partnered with mobile coupon service RetailMeNot to provide drivers with turn-by-turn directions and coupons for thousands of major restaurants and retailers.
Google’s DMCA Notices Increase Exponentially Year to Year
In 2014, Google received more than 345 million Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown notices regarding pirate links, a number 5 million percent higher than it was in 2008.
“Bad Code” Update Brings Yahoo and Bing to Standstill
Bing and Yahoo searchers were greeted with error messages over the weekend following routine work.
Fast SEO Competitive Analysis Part 3: Search Presence
This is the third and final part of a series on fast SEO competitive analysis. Part three brings it all together as we look at detailed competitive analysis.
Move Over Mobile, 2015 Is the Year of the Consumer
Spend your time going back to the roots of the consumer you’re targeting and let’s make 2015 the year we put people first.