James DebonoMarch 19, 2015 So this morning I woke up to the following email in my inbox. !Fix mobile usability issues found on Big Thinking Online Now as far as I was aware this site is mobile optimised; we have a responsive theme, which means that the website layout will adjust depending on what device … Continue reading If You Don’t Fix Your Mobile Website Issues it Could Cost You!
Shelly KramerMarch 14, 2015 Twitter was the first social media platform that I really fell in love with. I love the simplicity of the platform, the fast-moving stream of information that I always find valuable, and the information and insights I can take away from it in just a short period of time that always … Continue reading How To Conduct A Twitter Audit in 1 Hour Or Less
ZOG DigitalMarch 13, 2015 Google controls the online world. The company’s global search market penetration is nearly 60 percent, so when the search giant speaks it’s natural that marketers listen—especially when Google announces sweeping changes to its mobile SEO rankings system as it just did. Beginning April 21, Google will start ranking websites optimized for … Continue reading Websites Lacking Mobile Optimization And Responsive Design Will Lose Search Visibility – Google Confirms [Video]
Lisa RaehslerMarch 11, 2015 Bing Ads is rolling out an upgrade to their advertising management tool on March 23, 2015. For advertisers, this means a more streamlined way to target searchers, regardless of where they are searching. Now, all campaigns will target all devices by default (hence the name of the upgrade: “Unified Device Targeting” … Continue reading Bing Ads Unified Device Targeting: What You Need to Know Before the March 23 Upgrade
ZOG DigitalMarch 11, 2015 Today, search results in Google are primarily ranked based on complex algorithms that analyze popularity gained through link authority, but that may not be the case for long. A team of research scientists at Google recently published a paper proposing a new process to influence the rankings of search results based … Continue reading Better To Be Honest Than Well Linked – Google’s Factual Ranking Explained
Sarah JohnsonMarch 5, 2015 Google finally came out and said it: link building is bad. Of course, they were a little more politic than that. The company is famous for obfuscating when it comes to questions about their search algorithm. And can you really blame them? It is, after all, their secret sauce. Last week, … Continue reading It’s Best to Avoid Link Building, Just Ask Google
Anand SrinivasanMarch 4, 2015 The first step in any SEO assignment is performing an audit of the client’s website to identify the problem areas, areas of opportunity and a general sense of where you are and where you need to go. In other words, an SEO audit helps you chart the road map for the … Continue reading The Ultimate Guide To SEO Auditing
Joao RomaoMarch 4, 2015 Ok. It’s not news. Social sharing buttons have been widely recognized as one of the most important tools any website should have and normally come out as one of the easiest outreach marketing techniques to increase a website’s traffic. When they first appeared, their goal was simple – to allow your … Continue reading Dark Social Sharing Isn’t Light Years Away
Wishpond BlogMarch 1, 2015 As a fellow blogger you’ve probably noticed that no matter how engaging you think you are, most of your traffic is going to bounce as soon as (if not before) they’ve read the headline. Now, you can think “they’re a lost cause, anyway!” or you can take a good long look … Continue reading 9 Things You Can do to Decrease Bounce Rate on Your Blog
Gyles SewardFebruary 28, 2015 When it comes to people linking to your site, it isn’t about the numbers that you get, but about how high the quality of those links are. There are many dubious sites out there and some of them may try to link your site with theirs. So how can you get … Continue reading How To Disavow Bad Links
