Wanted: Session ideas for SMX East
We want your input to help us plan our upcoming SMX East conference, which will be taking place in New York City on Sept. 27-29, […]
Month: April 2016
How Will Google’s AMP Pages Affect SEO by @annaleacrowe
Dig into how Google’s AMP pages will affect your SEO strategy with one click! You can find all your Google AMP news on SEJ.The post […]
How are businesses using Google Posts?
Google has recently debuted a new feature giving individuals and organisations a new platform for communicating with the wider public. Dubbed ‘Google Posts’ by most […]
Leave Reviews on Google Without a Google+ Account by @SouthernSEJ
Google has loosened its restrictions on who can leave reviews, which could lead to more reviews for businesses.The post Leave Reviews on Google Without a […]
Google Reveals New Local Ranking Signals
Google has updated its document on local ranking signals to include more traditional ranking signals we’ve grown accustomed to in organic search. These include signals […]
SearchCap: Google local ranking, Bing ads analytics & more
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Google local […]
Still hanging onto Bing Ads Campaign Analytics? Time to switch to UET
Only UET will be supported for conversion tracking by the end of June. The post Still hanging onto Bing Ads Campaign Analytics? Time to switch […]
Report: search drives 10X more traffic to shopping sites than social media
Search is the single largest traffic driver to websites, according to SimilarWeb’s Global Search Marketing Report 2016. The findings are based on billions of site […]
How to enhance your Google Knowledge Graph result (case study)
So your company finally has a Knowledge Graph panel appearing on branded searches, but the information is incomplete or incorrect — what can you do? […]
The rise of personal assistants and the death of the search box
Columnist Eric Enge recaps the SMX West 2016 keynote by Googler Behshad Behzadi, who envisions a not-too-distant future in which voice search becomes more ubiquitous […]
