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Say Hello To Fred – Google’s Latest Algorithm Update

Rachel Hand — June 8, 2017 Follow @GroMarketingLtd— June 8, 2017 Dubbed Fred, Google’s latest algorithm update has had many marketers scratching their heads trying to figure out what’s changed. The update happened at the beginning of March and in true Google style, it has taken 3 weeks for them to admit the update has … Continue reading Say Hello To Fred – Google’s Latest Algorithm Update →

SEO 101: The Definitive Guide To Ranking Your Blog On Google’s First Page

SEO Education

Marko Saric — April 28, 2017 Follow @MarkoSaric— April 28, 2017 In this guide, I’ll show you how to rank your blog on the top of the first page of Google’s search results. You’ll love it if you want to get more visitors from search engines. This post features everything you need to know about … Continue reading SEO 101: The Definitive Guide To Ranking Your Blog On Google’s First Page →

Why Google’s SEO advice is NOT (always) in your best interest

Search Engine Optimization

Google often provides useful information to the SEO community, but columnist Nate Dame argues that ultimately, the company’s advice is in their best interest, not yours — so make sure you understand the nuances. Nate Dame on March 30, 2017 Last month, Google released a video detailing best practices for hiring an SEO company, … Continue reading Why Google’s SEO advice is NOT (always) in your best interest →

Manage Owners, Users and Associates in Google’s Search Console

Google Tools

Jordan Gardiner — March 16, 2017 — March 16, 2017 In Google’s Search Console, there are three supported roles; Owner, User and Associate. Each of these roles has various levels of control and access in Search Console. This article will teach you about these roles and how to Add and Delete each. Owner: This role … Continue reading Manage Owners, Users and Associates in Google’s Search Console →

Google’s “One True Answer” problem — when featured snippets go bad

Google Tools

Obama’s planning a coup? Women are evil? Several presidents were in the KKK? Republicans are Nazis? Google can go spectacularly wrong with some of its direct answers. Danny Sullivan on March 6, 2017 Here we are again. Google’s in hot water because of what I call its “One True Answer” feature, where it especially highlights one … Continue reading Google’s “One True Answer” problem — when featured snippets go bad →

5 Tips to Crack Google’s Algorithm and Drive Quality Traffic To Your Site

Traffic Generation

Jini Maxin — March 1, 2017 — March 1, 2017 Let’s face it… With over 200+ Google ranking factors making sure the law of the land prevails, and over 1 billion websites fighting for spots in search engines – if you ignore SEO, your online sales are likely to go south, especially if you are … Continue reading 5 Tips to Crack Google’s Algorithm and Drive Quality Traffic To Your Site →

Big Changes to Google’s Star Systems (And What They Mean for You)

Google Tools

Amanda Clark — February 24, 2017 Follow @GrammarChicInc— February 24, 2017 Here’s a hypothetical for you: Say you’re looking to purchase a new product of some kind, but you don’t really know much about it, or where to get it. You need to gather some information. You need to do some research. So where do … Continue reading Big Changes to Google’s Star Systems (And What They Mean for You) →

The impact (and lack thereof) of Google’s mobile popup algorithm

Google Tools

Back in August 2016, Google warned that it would be releasing an algorithm to crack down on interstitials on mobile pages. Now that the update has been live for a month, columnist Glenn Gabe shares his findings on the impact. Glenn Gabe on February 13, 2017 It’s not often that Google announces an algorithm … Continue reading The impact (and lack thereof) of Google’s mobile popup algorithm →

Google’s AMP Update: What it Means for Your Website

Google AMP

Luana Spinetti — February 2, 2017 Follow @LuanaTF— February 2, 2017 First announced in October 2015, “AMP” stands for Accelerated Mobile Project, and it’s a Google’s project to fast render all web pages for mobile from within Google, like Facebook’s Instant Articles. As Contently.com reports: As mobile becomes the dominant way that people consume content, … Continue reading Google’s AMP Update: What it Means for Your Website →