Semantic SEO in San Diego
On Tuesday, March 17, 2013 we are having a Lotico San Diego Semantic Web on the topic of SEO meets Semantic Web. It’s a free meetup and we have a number of people who have signed up to attend the lectures and network. We will be having Green Pizza (Pesto and Spinach varieties), and green … Continue reading Semantic SEO in San Diego →
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SearchCap: Google FireFox Notice, AdWords Speeds Up Data, Cortana On iOS & Android
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.
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Aggregating Intent
Successful search engine optimization strategies must aggregate intent. This is something I touched on in my What Is SEO post and also demonstrated in my Rich Snippets Algorithm piece. But I want to talk about it in depth because it’s that important. Aggregating Intent Many of Google’s Knowledge Cards aggregate intent. Here’s the Knowledge Card […]
Aggregating Intent is by AJ Kohn, originally posted on Blind Five Year Old.
Bing Tests New “Favorites” Feature That Lets Users Bookmark Images
Still in beta, the new feature is available only for users signed in to their accounts on a desktop.
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Microsoft to Bring Advanced Version of Cortana to iOS and Android
The tech giant believes its work on search, speech recognition, and machine learning will make Cortana the first intelligent digital assistant that can provide predictive information about users.
Video Recap of Weekly Search Buzz :: March 13, 2015
This week in search, I covered how Google really has not updated the Panda algorithm or data since October. There is still a lot of confusion about…
Philly Living Guide
So, you may have heard (or—you may have not)—but last week, we released a new tool called the Philly Living Guide. It’s Seer’s way of helping others relocate to Philadelphia and find the right neighborhood that fits their wants and needs.…
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AdWords Search Query Data Now Available Sooner
Search terms and some other data are now available within 6 hours.
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Report: Microsoft’s Cortana Coming To iOS, Android This Fall
Reuters is reporting that Microsoft is getting ready to make Cortana, its digital assistant, available on Android and iOS as an app. This possibility was first raised in a Microsoft SMX Advanced keynote conversation last year. The Reuters article also …
The Evolution Of Google SERPs: Three Key Takeaways From SMX West 2015
We all know search engine results pages look different these days. Contributor Adam Dorfman shares information from experts that quantifies the difference and explains how marketers can cope.
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SEO and Content: Best Practices From the Adobe Summit
At the Adobe Summit this week, Dave Lloyd of Adobe gave a great presentation on optimizing content for search throughout the customer journey.
Search In Pics: Google Shop, Google Stone & Golden Android
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. Google Stone: Source: Google+ Google Shop In The UK: Source: Google+ Gold…
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Google To Confirm The Next Penguin Update/Refresh
Last time there was a big Penguin update by Google, i.e. Penguin 3.0, Google did not announce that it happened but they confirmed it after we asked about it.
Google’s John Mueller implied they would do the same thing next time a Penguin algorithm is up…
Google To Confirm The Next Penguin Update/Refresh
Last time there was a big Penguin update by Google, i.e. Penguin 3.0, Google did not announce that it happened but they confirmed it after we asked about it.
Google’s John Mueller implied they would do the same thing next time a Penguin algorithm is up…
4 Super Smart Rising Stars In PPC Marketing To Read & Follow
Many of us are familiar with the big names in SEM, but columnist Larry Kim has called out four relative newcomers that you should be keeping an eye on: Luke Alley, Erin Sagin, Maddie Cary and Keri Boerner.
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Spring Cleaning: A Quarterly PPC Checklist
There’s something about the changing of the seasons and yearly quarters that inspires us to start anew each time. So as we near the end of Q1 in March, it’s time to gear up for some PPC account spring cleaning.
Google To Sunset Webmaster Tools API Version One On April 20th
Google is dropping support for the original Webmaster Tools API, which means you can no longer obtain search query data from the Google API starting April 20th.
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Google Discontinuing Original Google Webmaster Tools API, Killing Keyword Data
Google announced they are sunsetting or discontinuing the original Webmaster Tools API first released back in 2008. The new one was announced in September 2014 and now Google is saying it is time to finally switch over to the new API because the old A…
Google Maps New Report Problem Feature Adding Moved Locations
Google has quietly pushed out an update to how you send edits in for businesses found in Google Maps.
Now when you click on a business within Google Maps there is a toggle at the top right to send in modifications to communicate if the place was close…
When Google Allows You To A/B Test Using User-Agents
When Google posted a blog post on approved A/B testing methods, they specifically said do not use user-agents when determining what to A/B test. Google wrote, “make sure that youâre not deciding whether to serve the test, or which content variant to serve…