US Teacher Appreciation Week Google doodle highlights what it means to be a teacher
Today’s doodle was created in partnership with the 55 US educators named “State Teachers of the Year” by the Council of Chief State School Officers. […]
Month: May 2018
Ask the SMXpert: Google manual penalties explained
Have you ever gotten a manual penalty from Google? It’s no fun. Contributor and SMXpert Kaspar Szymanski shares answers and insights on how to avoid […]
Google Publishes New Algorithm Research by @martinibuster
Google published a research paper about a new machine learning algorithm. It proposes a new way to rank websites.The post Google Publishes New Algorithm Research […]
Linkless Backlinks Are the Real Future?
One of the main SEO factors that Google and other search engines take into account when ranking your website are backlinks. If there are plenty […]
Search Engine Land’s Community Corner: Introducing the “Ask the #SMXpert” series
A new Q&A series launches this week featuring answers to your questions from our community of SMX speakers and contributors. The post Search Engine Land’s […]
SearchCap: Google political ads, movie tickets & shopping with dynamic remarketing
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Google political […]
Google voice-enables movie-ticket buying with Fandango
Enhanced capability is likely a preview of many similar Google Assistant integrations to come. The post Google voice-enables movie-ticket buying with Fandango appeared first on […]
Google Assistant May Start Sending More Traffic to Recipe Sites by @MattGSouthern
Google has alerted owners of recipe sites that they may begin to receive more traffic from a variety of sources.The post Google Assistant May Start […]
Compressibility – A Search Engine Trick for Thin Content by @martinibuster
Compressibility is the use of Compression to identify thin content. Whether search engines still use it is debatable but it’s still a useful tool.The post […]
Google rolls out new ID requirements for US political ads
Due to increased scrutiny of how these ads affect users and voters, company says more transparency intiatives are to come. The post Google rolls out […]
