Month: July 2016

Need some great link-building ideas? Columnist Andrew Dennis has them for you — with examples from major brands to illustrate how each might work. The […]

Is it useful for SEOs to track keyword rankings anymore? Columnist Winston Burton weighs in. The post Do keyword rankings even matter anymore? appeared first […]

Now that Angie’s List has removed their paywall, business owners may need to incorporate this site into their local SEO strategy. Columnist Brian Patterson explains […]

Almost five years since taking off from Florida, the NASA probe named Juno has reached Jupiter and to celebrate, Google has a geeked out Doodle. […]

Big text ad changes, a revival of device bidding, and LinkedIn possibilities are among the announcements that hold big implications for search marketers. The post […]

There’s little doubt that we stand at the dawn of marketing’s Golden Age, a time when digital customer experiences and services routinely surprise and delight. […]

eBay adopting AMP for their transactional based site may signal that Google may push out AMP well beyond article and news oriented content. The post […]

Google has replaced its usual logo with an illustration of the American flag stars making a day of it – grilling, flying kites and eating […]