Category: Search Engine Watch

SES London 2015 is coming up in February – what are the five sessions you absolutely shouldn’t miss while you’re there?

For the first time, the 60-year Santa tracking tradition is mobile-friendly, allowing Windows users to ask Cortana where Santa is, while Android users can follow him on an app.

Not one to be left out of the annual roundups of the year in search, Yahoo has joined in the fun and is presenting its “2014 Year in Review.”

In the coming year, look for a focus on native video, SEO, and syndication from the social media platform.

Ten years ago, we might have shown “success” based on a ranking report, or a list of things we’d “done” as an agency. Today, it’s different (and better).

Upon realizing that the dreaded CAPTCHA box was in desperate need of an upgrade, Google has introduced an API called “No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA.”

If you’ve decided to start over after a Penguin hit, there are two things to consider: Can I use the same content on my new site as my old site, and can I redirect customers from my old site to my new one?
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As you start your 2015 SEO plan, keep these seven things in mind to make sure you start the year off strong.

A look at how some brands took advantage (or didn’t) of Black Friday PPC opportunities.

Temporary Panda recoveries can happen, so it’s important to continually analyze your site through a Panda lens. This post covers five reasons that Panda may return, and includes tips for avoiding Panda relapses.

If you haven’t already implemented Enhanced Ecommerce in Google Analytics, this post is going to leave you running to your developers to do it now! Take a look at the new metrics and awesome insights you can gain for you online s…

Try a new, niche-based approach to keywords, which allows you to double or even triple the list of profitable keywords in your SEO arsenal.

While Google is moving away from its Carousel format, Bing seems to be adopting a similar design in the SERPs.

Following a court ruling earlier this year on the Right to Be Forgotten, Bing and Yahoo have begun removals of search results.

Following a court ruling earlier this year on the Right to Be Forgotten, Bing and Yahoo have begun removals of search results.

The search engine has unveiled the top searches for the past year, broken down into several subcategories. Will the results surprise you?

The search engine has unveiled the top searches for the past year, broken down into several subcategories. Will the results surprise you?

As mobile search share grows, mobile increasingly needs to become a part of your SEO strategy. Here is a look at how to take advantage of the tool available.

Voice search use is growing more and more each day – so what are the implications for search marketers?