For the better part of two decades, the formula for getting found online was simple: show up on the first page of Google. To do that, you needed links. Essentially other websites pointing to yours, signaling to the algorithm that you were worth trusting. The more authoritative the link, the better (example: sites that have […]
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Google released an update to its algorithm recently. They called it Bert (as in the lovable Muppet that lives with Ernie). The trick with Bert, is that you can’t really optimize for it. What you can do is write better content and focus on writing for the searchers not the search engine. Google’s Danny Sullivan
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MarketingLand.com recently wrote about Facebook’s New Local Search “Test.” Apparently, Facebook is taking on Yelp and Zagat. The site is still in testing and is not in the Facebook app, but is on the mobile Web version. This is not the first time Facebook has tried to throw its weight around and take over a category (ie. Facebook
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Yesterday, Goldstein Media creative director Seth Goldstein was fortunate enough to speak on a panel about SEO and Paid Search at the SCORE eBusinessNow conference. Along with moderator Neal Wiser, of Neal Wiser Consulting, Glenn Gabe, of G Squared Interactive, and Lance Bachman of 1SEO, the discussion focused on how small businesses can get the
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Yesterday’s big announcement of Google Instant has left many in the SEO and Web community in general with lots of questions about what this new feature means for search engine rankings. Google’s head of Web Spam, Matt Cutts, has published a blog post where he attempts to answer some of these questions.
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Google’s Matt Cutts recently posted a video on the search giant’s GoogleWebmasterHelp channel on Youtube answering an irate question from a Google user. Ed, from the Caribbean wrote: How can linking remain a major part of a search algorithm when the majority of Internet users are unable to post a ‘followed’ link on the World
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Google has released a major revision to it’s search index. They call it Caffeine. At the Search Engine Land conference/expo SMX, SEL founder Danny Sullivan interviews Google’s Matt Cutts about the changes.
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