Block Determination and Link Distribution
As Google gets better and better at determining what blocks within your website serve what purpose, links within your main content are becoming much more important.
Bing and Google Are Ready for Some Football
As the 2014 NFL season kicks off, Bing is making predictions, which it has also enabled in Cortana, and Google is launching a football-themed GIF generator to capitalize upon increased search interest.
Bing Ads Offers New Bulk Editing Tools
Bing Ads announced a new way advertisers can manage up to 1 million keywords, 500,000 ads, and 250,000 ad groups – all within the Web interface.
Brand Terms: To Bid or Not to Bid? [Bing Ads Study]
A new study from Bing Ads explores the value of including your own brand terms in paid search marketing campaigns.
Domain Equity Development: A Fresh Perspective on Link-Building
The old practices of link-building to boost SEO just won’t cut it anymore. Here’s a fresh way to look at building links: domain equity development.
Google Folds Blog Search Into News
Google users who want to search for content from blogs must now filter their queries in Google News instead of using the separate Blog Search page.
Google Extends Nearby In-Store Product Listing Ads to Desktops
Google is reportedly allowing retailers to promote in-store products across all devices, regardless of whether the products are available online as well.
HTTPS Doesn’t Boost Rankings [Study]
Shortly after Google began recognizing HTTPS as a ranking signal, Searchmetrics says it has found there is no difference between HTTP and HTTPS.
How Google Pigeon Impacted Local Queries, and What You Can Do
Since Google’s local algorithm update, “Pigeon,” took effect in July, local businesses have been scrambling to adjust.
Google Dorking: Feds Warn Against Malicious Cyber Actors
Three federal agencies have issued a warning that malicious cyber actors can use advanced search techniques to discover sensitive information on websites.
Facebook Testing Mobile Search Feature With Keywords
The tool will allow users to search for keywords in posts they are “in the audience for” on Facebook, the social network says.
Google Gives Older Browsers a Retro Look
If you’re going to act like it’s 2011, Google will treat you like it’s 2011.
Google Gives Older Browsers a Retro Look
If you’re going to act like it’s 2011, Google will treat you like it’s 2011.
Need Some Extra PPC Mojo? Revisit Bing Ads’ Syndicated Search Partners
There are bad websites in the network, yes. There can be issues with junk lead submissions, yes. But for all the bad, there is a lot of good. You just have to be willing to work for it!
30 Minutes a Day: The Power of Daily Habits in Successful Content Marketing (and Life)
Staying on target is one of the biggest challenges with content marketing. Take the time to clarify your big objectives, and then shift your focus to creating a system that supports your success.
Google Drops Authorship From Search Results
Google’s John Mueller says Google will stop showing authorship in its search results because “this information isn’t as useful to our users as we’d hoped.”
Bing Waxes Lyrical on Spam Detection and Filtering
A post on the Bing blog explores the inner workings of Web spam, what it looks like, what Bing is doing about it, and why it’s not always easy to determine intent.
Star Ratings of a Different Color: Google Testing New Formats
Google is reportedly testing additional colors for the stars in its ratings for companies and local businesses.
14 Ultimate Link-Building Guidelines to Keep Safe in 2014
How do you know what link-building is safe in 2014? Is there such a thing? That’s a question most SEOs, marketers, and business owners have been trying to answer since Google Penguin first hit in April 2012.
The PPC Search Network Campaign Launch Checklist
Even the most diligent PPC managers can let things fall through the cracks. Here are few checklists to use to ensure that your PPC search network campaigns go off without a hitch.