Which Page Markup + Tags Still Matter for SEO?
Monday, 23 January 2017
Should you focus on perfecting your H1s and H2s, or should structured data demand all your on-page attention? While Google hasn’t completely pulled the rug out from under us, don’t let the lack of drastic change in page markup fool you. In today’s Whiteboard Friday, Rand outlines where to focus your efforts when it comes
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8 Effective Tips To Get More Out Of Inbound Marketing Strategy
Monday, 09 January 2017
You may be highly active on social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc. and moreover blogging on a regular basis and even utilizing finest organic SEO techniques, however not getting results. Sit back and relax, it happens with everyone who
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December 15th Google Search Algorithm Update Signals
Tuesday, 27 December 2016
Looks like on Thursday, December 15th there was a Google search algorithm shift. We have some chatter on social media and in the WebmasterWorld forums. It seems like a significant one, but I am hoping this is just a bug or something and that Google did not push anything
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To AMP or Not to AMP: What is Best for Your Website?
Monday, 12 December 2016
It seems like just the other day that I made public my plans to “go mobile” with one of my sites. In fact, it was months ago. More to the point, I had a change of heart. Yes, I did go mobile. I went fully responsive, so that my site will look amazing on all
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What Is Semantic Search and What Should You Do About It?
Friday, 02 December 2016
SEO specialists spend massive amounts of effort trying to get Google on our side — to see the brilliance of our content, the ingenuity of our meta elements, and the genius of our organic strategies. We spend so much time treating Google as a metaphorical friend that we sometimes we lose sight of the overarching
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Google Search Console Changes “Submit To Index” To “Request Indexing”
Tuesday, 29 November 2016
Google has changed the Search Console feature from “submit to index” to “request indexing” within the Fetch as Google feature. This is actually a week or so old but more and more SEOs and webmasters are noticing it. It is a subtle change but Google made the change to ensure webmasters know that if they
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Google Launches Mobile-First Index Experiment: Here Is Everything We Know About It.
Friday, 11 November 2016
As most of you already know, Google announced Friday afternoon that they are going live with their test of their “mobile-first” index. I covered the breaking news on Search Engine Land and waited here, as I normally do to get the industry reaction and oh boy, we have a ton more to share with you
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Penguin 4.0 (Real-time)
Thursday, 10 November 2016
Penguin 4.0 (Real-time) — September 23, 2016 Google announced a long-awaited (almost 2 years) Penguin update. They suggested the new Penguin is now real-time and baked into the “core” algorithm. Initial impact assessments were surprisingly small, with almost no reports of Penguin recoveries. Penguin is now part of our core algorithm (Google) Google updates Penguin,
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Mobile Friendly Update
Thursday, 10 November 2016
Mobile-friendly 2 — May 12, 2016 Just more than a year after the original “mobile friendly” update, Google rolled out another ranking signal boost to benefit mobile-friendly sites on mobile search. Since the majority of sites we track are already mobile-friendly, it’s likely the impact of the latest update was small. Google’s mobile-friendly algorithm boost
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