There’s a Good Chance Google Is Rejecting Some of Your Products Right Now
A simple guide for how to prevent your products from getting rejected on Google.
The “Content-Driven” Sales Funnel
Though the “integrated” approach to content marketing will mean that your content is discovered through many varied channels, including search, it’s always best to take a keyword-centric approach to begin with.
So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen Yahoo Directory
Yahoo will be shutting down Yahoo Directory as well as Yahoo Education and Qwiki. The Directory will officially shutter on December 31, 2014.
SEO Is No One-Trick Pony
What exactly is SEO? It’s certainly not any “one thing,” but instead a combination of many factors that lead to a successful SEO strategy.
Privacy-Savvy Search Engine DuckDuckGo Blocked in China
Search engine users in China got a rude awakening when they realized last week that DuckDuckGo had been blocked or was temporarily unavailable.
49% of U.K. Consumers Use Organic Search to Find Online Retailers [Study]
Research findings from BloomReach, a company that provides a personalized discovery platform for online retailers, show 49 percent of consumers in the U.K. leverage organic search as the main point of entry to e-commerce shopping sites.
24-Hour Breakdown of Searches on Black Friday and Cyber Monday
Bing Ads researchers dug into the data from the holiday shopping period in 2013 in order to help advertisers more accurately target their PPC ads to hit at exactly the right moment and drive more impact with their ad spend.
“Content Performance Marketing” – 3 Steps to Future Success
As brands and marketers, we’re at a fork in the road when it comes to content; the next path we take will either elevate our journey to the next level, or throw us into a never-ending roundabout that takes us nowhere.
Former Google Employees Launch Adult Entertainment Search Engine
A handful of former Google employees have created search engine Boodigo, which helps users find pornography on the Internet.
Got a Boring Company Blog? Here’s How to Fix It
Company blogs can be a great way to boost SEO, but if your blog is boring it will do you no good. Here are tips for making your content engaging and informative.
Mobile Site Migration Planning: Rolling Your M-Dot Into Your .Com
The mobile mind shift has created a paradigm in which the understanding is that each individual expects more out of each interaction, and their smartphone is the epicenter of their core interactivity.
Google AdWords Offers Ad Creative at Scale for PPC
Google AdWords has introduced a new way for large-scale advertisers to manage the ad creative for “thousands, or even millions of products” with a new feature called “ad customizers.”
4 Tools and Tips That Will Help You Be a More Analytical Marketer
Here are several tools you can use to collect data and the types of conclusions you can draw from their information in an efficient manner.
How Top Restaurants Serve Up and Stack Up in Mobile SEO
The Search Agency (TSA) analyzed how top restaurants and catering businesses fared against its mobile SEO criteria in its latest “mobile experience scorecard” report.
How to Work When Nothing Seems to Work
Even the toughest clients want the same results that you do; the drive to strategic success in search is often wrought with missed directions.
Chasing Google Changes to Authors and HTTPS
In our haste to leverage the newest way to make ourselves just a little better looking than the next guy, do we often miss the point of Google’s actions?
Accidents Are Great for Link-Building
Link-building is often the result of a deliberate action and seldom something accidental. However, accidents and deliberate accidents have proven to attract great links that result in great Google ranking.
Google’s New Structured Snippets Pull Facts Into a Page’s Search Results
This week Google introduced “structured snippets,” which demonstrate yet another way Google is extracting Web page information and displaying that in its search results. This time, the added data (which Google calls “facts”) will show up on a Web page’s s
Cortana Makes Her Way to Windows 9
Microsoft will bring the digital assistant to desktop users in an effort to provide a more “mobile”-like experience on all platforms.
Recover From Panda? Follow These 5 Steps to Avoid Future Panda Hits
After recovering from Panda, it’s easy to quickly celebrate and move on. But instead of dancing in the streets, you should perform a post-recovery analysis to keep Panda at bay. This post provides five tips for performing a post-recovery analysis.