Google At Webwinkel Vakdagen : Join For Free
If you are in the Netherlands between the dates of January 21st and the 22nd, and you want a chance to talk to Google employees who are part of the search and broader teams…
Google Doesn’t Put GoogleBot On A Leash – Manually That Is
A Google Webmaster Help thread has one webmaster asking why GoogleBot seems to be maxed out at crawling his site at 10 requests per second. The webmaster even documented the behavior over time and plotted it in this graph below…
10 SEO Stories From the Front Lines
Here is a look at some common mistakes in the SEO world, and recommendations for how to deal with these issues so you don’t repeat the same missteps.
The 2014 Yoast year in review
In 2014 Yoast once again grew exponentially. I thought it’d be fun to highlight some of the things that happened and show what we’ve been working on that might have been somewhat hidden. User base Our WordPress SEO plugin is now used by approximately 4 million users worldwide, with our Google Analytics plugin following with…
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Happy Holidays from Moz
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Ah, the holidays! This is the time of year when we give our thanks and make our wishes, when new and old meld happily together like hot buttered rum and Grandma’s pistachio fudge.
There’s been a lot of newness this year for …
Don’t forget the basics!
A great article on how to incorporate traditional marketing methods such as scarcity, personalization and appealing to basic emotions as part of your digital marketing strategy to increase leads an
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SearchCap: Aviate By Yahoo, Bletchley Park & Google Holiday Logos
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: 5 SEO Tactics To Kick-Start The New Year If you’re like most people, you’ve probably already checked out for the year. Clients are out of the office,…
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Local U + Moz + Great Speakers = LocalUp!
Both Local U and Moz are dedicated to providing great information for professionals. LocalUp Advanced, our first joint effort, is bringing together some of the most knowledgable folks in local for what promises to be the best local conference of the year. We have all of the Local U folks (Aaron Weiche, David Mihm, Mike … Continue reading Local U + Moz + Great Speakers = LocalUp! →
Google Now Provides Song Lyrics In Search Results
Google now supposedly provides song lyrics directly in search results, causing a concern for lyrics websites.
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Ever Wonder Why does Google show a 4.8 rating when I have all 5-star reviews?
I have gotten the question alot so I wrote an answer on the Local U Blog: Why does Google show a 4.8 rating when I have all 5-star reviews? The short answer: something like a Bayesian average. You’ll have to read the article at Local U to learn more.
5 SEO Tactics To Kick-Start The New Year
If you’re like most people, you’ve probably already checked out for the year. Clients are out of the office, you’re on vacation, and 2015 contracts have already been signed. There’s nothing left to do but close that computer, put on your slippers, throw a log on the fire,…
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Yahoo Rolls Out Search For Its Android Launcher Aviate
In February, I wrote that the glaring omission from Yahoo’s Android launcher and “intelligent homescreen” Aviate was a search box. Now it has one. Yesterday Yahoo announced that it’s rolling out search on Aviate (for Android 4.0 and above): Search on Aviate is your gateway…
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With App Indexing On Mobile Sites With Separate URLs, Link To Both Desktop & Mobile URLs
Google App indexing is taking on and as more and more app developers start to integrate their app content within Google search, more and more questions arise.
App Indexing lets you send your mobile searchers directly to your content within your app……
Google Easter Egg For Bletchley Park
On Google, search for [Bletchley Park] and then watch the right hand knowledge graph box decipher the code to spell out Bletchley Park. That is the latest Google Easter Egg on their search results.
Google Pigeon Algorithm Rolls Out Globally In English Locales
Google revamped their local search algorithm, we named Google Pigeon, in July of this year. It was a significant change to how Google ranked and ordered the local search results both for local queries in Google search, and within Google Maps…
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2014 Year In Review: A Look Back On What Happened With SEO
Every year, we say how much has changed in the industry – and every year, we’re right. It never ceases to amaze me how much SEO constantly refines itself to more sophisticated Google guidelines and smarter, savvier searchers. Think about it: Since 2011, Moz has counted more than 83…
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A New Google Easter Egg; This One For Bletchley Park
Check out this fun and new Google Easter Egg for a search on Bletchley Park, the place they decoded the German communication during the second World War.
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The Search Experts Have Spoken: 2015 Predictions
We interviewed a number of search marketing experts to get their take on what 2015 holds for us.