SEOs Can’t Decide If SEO Writing Should Die Or Not
In June we ran a poll asking you if you think SEO writing should die.
Now with well over 300 responses and a lot of fun comments…
Poll: Should We Sunset The Nofollow Link Attribute
The nofollow link attribute was originally designed to reduce comment and forum spam by removing the value of links with the nofollow attribute. Originally the major blog platforms adopted them immediately to reduce comment spam…
Friday Infographic: Free Tools to Use on YouTube
We all know that YouTube is hot.The next generation is there. So that’s where we need to be. But it’s a lot of work! Luckily there are some tools available.
Post from Bas van den Beld on State of Digital
Friday Infographic: Free Tools to Use on YouTube
How Some Companies Succeed at Converting Visitors yet Fail to Earn Great Customers – Whiteboard Friday
Posted by randfish
It’s easy to think that conversion is the end goal for most marketing teams, but any business that relies on customer loyalty needs to take a it a step farther. In today’s Whiteboard Friday, Rand explains a few of the reasons that p…
Panda 4.1 — Google’s 27th Panda Update — Is Rolling Out
Google has announced that the latest version of its Panda Update — a filter designed to penalize “thin” or poor content from ranking well — has been released. Google said in a post on Google+ that a “slow rollout” began earlier this week and will continue into…
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Google AdWords Ad Customizers Rolling Out: Dynamic Insertion On Steroids
To those arguing that Google has been steadily dumbing-down AdWords and taking controls away, the company is responding with what it’s calling Tools for the Power User. The first tool to come out of the box are ad customizers, designed to help advertisers optimize ad creatives at scale. Ad…
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SearchCap: Strange “Right To Be Forgotten” Requests, Ask.com CEO Refutes Arbitrage Accusation & More
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: In The EU, Lots Of People Are Asking Google To Forget Content That They Authored Here’s one from the “shaking my head” department: If you…
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SPONSOR MESSAGE: Easily Retarget Lost Website Visitors across Facebook, Twitter, and the Web
98% of your website visitors do not convert. Perfect Audience keeps your brand in front of lost prospects giving you many more chances to convert those valuable visitors into customers. Perfect Audience- the simplest and fastest way to drive more reven…
In The EU, Lots Of People Are Asking Google To Forget Content That They Authored
Here’s one from the “shaking my head” department: If you assumed that all of the “Right To Be Forgotten” (RTBF) requests that people in the European Union are sending to Google are for unflattering or inaccurate web pages written by third parties, you’d be wrong….
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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.
Will Your Business (And Your Website) Adapt & Evolve With Google?
We’ve come a long way from the “10 blue links” search results page. Columnist Trond Lyngbø outlines how to ensure you’re keeping up as SEO develops.
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E-Commerce Link Building — The Challenge That Won’t Go Away
Contributor Eric Ward explains how to go beyond the standard issue link building practices and adopt tactics that actually work.
The post E-Commerce Link Building — The Challenge That Won’t Go Away appeared first on Search Engine Land.
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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?
Google+ Photos Notifications For Use On Google Maps
Last week we reported that public Google+ photos may be used on Google Views for Maps automatically.
One of the questions I thought was how would I know if Google did use my photo or not…
Only 11% Say Negative SEO Never Works In Google
Back in June we asked you guys to fill out a poll asking if you’ve tried negative SEO and if it worked.
We have over 300 responses to our poll and I wanted to share the results with you…
Google Webmaster Tools Notifications For Next Steps On Improving Your Site
Google is sending out a new form of notifications via Google Webmaster Tools, one you may get after you verify a new web site in Google Webmaster Tools for the first time…
Google AdWords Improves Bulk Uploads Features
Google announced on Google+ improvements to their bulk workflow features within the AdWords interface…
Last Call – SMX East Starts Next Tuesday in NYC; All Access Conference and Free Expo+ Passes Available
Search Engine Land’s – SMX East conference begins next Tuesday in New York City. Register now to reserve your spot! The search marketing landscape changes almost daily, but your goals don’t. You strive to increase traffic, improve conversions and maximize your ROI. Invest in attending…
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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.