Ask Yoast: Finding the best keyword strategy
Doing keyword research is a vital part of your content SEO strategy, but can be a long and difficult process. It’s just not easy to get into the heads of your audience: what words and phrases could they be using? What is their intention when searching? Another important aspect to check is whether it’s realistic […]
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Search in Pics: A pig visits Google, big teddy bear & a broken Google sign
In this week’s Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the web, showing what people eat at the search engine companies, how they play, who they meet, where they speak, what toys they have and more. A pig visits the GooglePlex: Source: Instagram Google has massive stuffed…
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Get 2018 started with an updated multi-channel digital marketing strategy
Reaching new customers has become significantly more complex. With new platforms and channels still emerging, consumers have more and more choices and are demanding greater attention from brands trying to reach them. Here’s how you can ramp up your multi-channel strategy in 2018 to meet that demand.
Danny Goodwin – The Search Community Honors You
This is part of the say something nice about an SEO/SEM series – feel free to nominate someone over here.
Danny Goodwin, lives with his wife in Fort Lauderdale…
Google Tests Light Blue Links Again To Match Mobile Link Color
Google is once again testing the light blue link color for the snippet links in the search results. They tested it last year on and off and more times in the past. This time, they are testing it again according to Sergey Alakov who posted a screen sh…
Google My Business Website (That No One Uses) Now Shows Google Posts
Remember Google launched their third attempt at offering small businesses an easy way to build a web site, this time in Google My Business last year. Well, if you do use it, then Google will show by default…
Google AdWords App Now Lets You Add/Edit/Delete Keywords
Google announced on Google+ and Twitter that now you can add, edit or delete keywords within your AdWords campaigns directly in the Google AdWords mobile app …
Should SEOs & Content Marketers Play to the Social Networks’ "Stay-On-Our-Site" Algorithms? – Whiteboard Friday
Posted by randfishIncreasingly, social networks are tweaking their algorithms to favor content that remains on their site, rather than send users to an outside source. This spells trouble for those trying to drive traffic and visitors to external pages…
Google adds keyword functionality to the AdWords app
Advertisers can make more on-the-go changes.
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Study: 80% of Google Home results come from snippets
But they aren’t always the source of answers for Google Home.
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GoogleBot Grows Taller: Reaches 12,140 Pixels High On Mobile & 9,307 Pixels High On Desktop
In August, we reported that Google via the fetch and render tool, can crawl pages with a rendering of 10,000 pixels high. Well, JR Oakes informed me on Twitter that GoogleBot can now go to even new heights…
Google Speed Update: Google Algorithm Designed To Downgrade Slow Mobile Pages
Google announced yesterday a new ranking algorithm designed specifically to downgrade the search rankings of really slow mobile pages. Google said “starting in July 2018, page speed will be a ranking factor for mobile searches…
What’s next for technical SEO?
As web technologies continue to grow and evolve, interest in technical SEO is growing along with it. Columnist Patrick Stox looks ahead to see what advancements are on the horizon and how these may impact technical SEO.
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What I Learned in 2017
(This is a personal post so if that isn’t your thing then you should move on.) 2017 was a lot like 2016, but on steroids. That meant a 40% increase in the business, which unfortunately came with a lot more stress and angst. I did figure some things out and managed to make some decisions that I […]
SearchLove San Diego in Focus: Three FREE San Diego 2017 videos

In case you hadn’t heard by now SearchLove San Diego 2018 is happening on March 26 & 27, in the stunning setting of Paradise Point.
3 AdWords features you’re probably underutilizing
Columnist Brett Middleton explores three commonly underused AdWords features that can have a big impact on performance: ad variations, Gmail ads and campaign experiments.
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10 Google updates you may have missed
Google rarely stands still. In fact, the search giant claims to tweak its search algorithms at least 3 times per day. Some of these updates are bigger than others, and the past month has brought an unprecedented wave of newsworthy enhancements.
What does Google’s “Speed Update” mean for mobile?
Yesterday, Google announced a major upcoming change to its mobile ranking algorithm. What do we know so far about Google’s “Speed Update”, and what does it mean for mobile SEO?
YouTube sets stricter rules on videos that can carry ads
Advertiser brand safety concerns are driving more changes at YouTube.
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