Warren KnightMarch 9, 2015 Being on page one of Google is crucial for growing your business. Did you know that the top three organic positions for a search, receive 58.4% of all clicks? This is according to a recent study conducted by Optify. Websites ranked number one, receive an average CTR (click-through rate) of 36.4%; … Continue reading Success In 5 Steps: Be On Page 1 Of Google For 3 Keywords
Ron JohnsonMarch 9, 2015 High rankings on Google can mean only one thing: the opportunity to make more sales and contacts while expanding your business. If this doesn’t sound very attractive to you, don’t worry. We’ve got eight time-tested tips to make sure Google thinks there’s something wrong with you and keeps you far away … Continue reading 8 Ways to Rank Poorly on Google in 2015
Business.comMarch 6, 2015 Earlier in February, Google and Twitter established a deal to bring more tweets into Google search results through direct access to Twitter’s social feed. This partnership benefits both companies with increased exposure, and gives potential for more advertisement revenue. But what does it mean for your business? It is important to understand … Continue reading How Your Brand Can Benefit From Google Indexing Tweets
Craig TomlinMarch 9, 2015 Google hates your non mobile website, and has declared war on bad mobile UX, here’s what you can do to fix it so that you stay in Google’s good graces. Google hates you, not because you’re cuter than they are or because you always sat at the popular kids table, but … Continue reading Why Google Hates Your Non Mobile Website
Jane ModenaMarch 8, 2015 We already know that Shopping Campaigns work great for e-commerce companies. Today we’ll be sharing some great tips and tricks for how to make them work even better for you! Let’s go shopping Google’s Merchant Center: What Is It?? If you’re used to search campaigns where you are strictly dealing with … Continue reading Google Shopping Campaigns Guide: Tips and Tricks for Beginners
Tracey WallaceMarch 7, 2015 Google’s algorithm changes have a long history of seriously affecting corporations using SEO to bolster their brand, often without much weight behind the content they are publishing. Content farms were the first to take a hit, with companies including Demand Media and Ask.com experiencing significant traffic declines due to poor quality … Continue reading New Google Algorithm Change on the Horizon: Prioritize Mobile or Be Penalized
Liz O’Neill DennisonMarch 6, 2015 image source: Mashable Last week Google announced that as of April 21st, they’ll use mobile-friendliness as a ranking factor in their mobile search results. This is no surprise when you consider mobile statistics like these: Among U.S. adults, 22.9% of all media time in 2014 was spent on mobile Mobile … Continue reading Google Is Ranking for Mobile Optimization. Here’s What You Need to Know (and Do).
Larry KimMarch 6, 2015 The rumors are true: Google is breaking its Streams and Photos into standalone products, to be managed under Bradley Horowitz, as he announced on Google+ earlier this week. Horowitz didn’t specifically mention Google+ in his post, but the writing is on the wall. Considering these two products make up much of … Continue reading Goodbye, Google+: Social Network Broken Into Streams and Photos Products
Sites that generate high traffic numbers often use sampling to save on processing time, but columnist Brian Massey notes it’s important to know if your sample is statistically significant. Brian Massey on March 5, 2015 Howdy, ya’ll. Since before our friends in Alaska became the biggest state (by area), we Texans have been saying that … Continue reading Everything’s Bigger In Texas: Sampling & Google Analytics Reports
Jessica BowersMarch 5, 2015 A New Algorithm Update Will ‘Significantly Impact’ Sites Without Mobile Compatibility Rumors have been circulating for some time. The warning signs have been there, showing us the way. And, as of last week, the news is official: Google wants you to mobile-ize your website. So much so, in fact, that the … Continue reading Google to Start Penalizing Non-Mobile Sites
