The Future of #AMP: Gary Illyes and #SEJSummit Chicago by @dantosz
Gary Illyes, Webmaster Trends Analyst at Google, opened up SEJ Summit Chicago with a twenty-minute presentation about what AMP is, why publishers should be using […]
Month: June 2016
Fishing for B2B success: How to use AdWords to “land a big one”
Like fishing, refining your AdWords campaign takes time and patience. Columnist Jacob Baadsgaard outlines his process for catching big leads in B2B. The post Fishing […]
Best Practices In Mobile UX Design
During the past three years, desktop internet usage has declined from 90% to 60%, while mobile internet usage soared to 40%. If this trend continues, […]
Why retailers shouldn’t overreact to the voice search revolution
Columnist Andy Taylor of Merkle|RKG shares data and provides insight into how voice search is impacting retailers. The post Why retailers shouldn’t overreact to the […]
Key takeaways from the Google AMA: RankBrain, panda, penguin, bots & more
From Panda to Penguin, authorship to HTTPS, search console and mobile index – here are my key points from the SMX Advanced talk with Google. […]
6 Online Video Insights from comScore to Inform Your 2017 Media Plan
As marketers kick off 2017 planning, consumer preference for online video is higher than ever. Today’s study from comScore, commissioned by Google, shows that adults […]
7 Ways to Improve Your Chances for Featured Snippets by @Ryan1SEO
Featured snippets increase your traffic and click-through-rate. How can you craft content that improves your chances of earning a featured snippet?The post 7 Ways to […]
Google has stopped using authorship completely, even for in-depth articles
Authorship is now officially and completely dead. Gary Illyes from Google said authorship is not used at all at Google anymore. The post Google has […]
Live Blog: AMA with Google Search keynote conversation at #SMXAdvanced
Day one of SMX Advanced concludes with the traditional Google keynote conversation covering the biggest issues in SEO. The post Live Blog: AMA with Google […]
No, SEO isn’t “search engine manipulation” that Google will ban you for
In a legal statement, Google introduces the term “search engine manipulation” — but think of it as a synonym for spam, not SEO. The post […]
