4 SEO Answers Your Development Team Needs in 2015
As we move into 2015 we have a responsibility as SEOs to positively shape the outcome of any Web development project we’re a part of. That means providing answers to questions posed by stakeholders and the developers about the current state of search.
New Google Metric Reveals Which Products Drive Store Visits
Now, with the help of a new metric called “store visit measurement,” advertisers in the U.S. can decide which products to include in their search listings.
Disruptive Search Forces in 2015 and Beyond
When we consider the disruptive force that search is playing in the health care and education systems, it’s not such a gigantic step for us to leverage it to disrupt how we measure search campaign successes 2015.
Complementary Services for Link-Building
If you provide services that are complementary to those of another website, that’s an obvious reason to collaborate and exchange links, boosting your SEO ranking.
Conductor E-Book: Marketer’s Guide to Video SEO
Conductor and Invodo have just released the first of three e-books in their series “The Marketer’s Guide to Video SEO.” This first e-book focuses on the overall SEO opportunity for marketers online today.
The Power of Social Advertising and Custom Website Audiences for Panda and Penguin Victims
Social can help SEO. Learn how Panda and Penguin victims can use custom website audiences via Facebook and Twitter to increase targeted traffic, social sharing, inbound links, and more.
8 Innovative SEM Tips From Those in the Know
When you’re trying to improve your search engine marketing, there’s no better place to look than the advice of those who have already had a winning strategy. Here are eight SEM tips from those in the know on how to improve the way you market your brand next year and beyond.
Google Faces $18.7M Fine in Netherlands for Privacy Violations
The search giant has been ordered to change the way it collects data to target advertising, or face a significantly large fine.
The Ice Bucket Challenge and World Cup Brighten Up Google’s 2014 Searches
2014 was a year full of worry over Ebola and the Malaysia Airlines flight. However, bright spots such as the World Cup and the Ice Bucket Challenge still managed to trend with positive headlines.
3 Sneaky Ways to Bid on Competitor Keywords
It is possible to bid on competitor brands and get decent quality scores and traffic, so here are three sneaky ways to bid on competitor keywords.
How to Make Sure Your Link Dev Isn’t Working Against All Your Other Marketing (and Vice Versa)
In order to make sure you’re getting the most out of your link-building efforts, there needs to be strong communication between all members of your organization.
Facebook Drops Microsoft’s Bing to Do Its Own Search Thing
Facebook’s relationship status with Microsoft’s Bing has changed to “it’s complicated.”
Google Revamps “The Customer Journey to Online Purchase” Tool
The company has improved its marketing tool “The Customer Journey to Online Purchase” with a few updates.
Is SEO Still Worth It in 2015?
Let’s cut to the chase: Of course SEO is still worth it. If you have been having trouble determining what to spend, here are some calculations to help you develop a budget.
What Is Viewability and Should We Apply It to Link Acquisition?
Should SEOs concern themselves with viewability, and how should we apply it to link-building techniques?
Google to Leave Russia
On the heels of the announcement that Google News will cease operation in Spain, the search giant will also be pulling out of Russia, as a result of a restrictive new law.
Amazon App Pulled From Google Play Search Listings
Earlier this year, Amazon replaced its Android app with a new version that contained a hidden app store. Eliminating a competitor from within its own app store, Google removed Amazon’s app.
5 New Year’s Resolutions for Paid Search in 2015
The beginning of a new year can be a great time to establish some PPC resolutions to help better manage your campaigns, and potentially improve overall account performance.
Amazon Goes for Google’s Jugular With New Service
Amazon is reportedly branching out beyond just selling products into selling services through the newly announced “Amazon Travel.”
Bing Adds Search to Microsoft Office
Users will soon be able to search with Bing within Microsoft Office Word Online, following an upgrade to Bing’s main SERP that keeps important information at the top.