I found it really interesting; Google announced changes to their algorithm which will favor sites with best-in-class mobile infrastructure; for once I don't think you'd find an SEO that begrudges the changes they are making.
In the grand scheme of things, Google is not simply tweaking its algorithm. At present, I'm sure the real worry for most is how to react and adapt to recent algorithm update, Penguin 2.0 – but a good SEO professional will always keep the long-term...
In addition, just as site speed has played a part in Google’s web search ranking algorithm since 2010, you can expect site speed to have an impact on the rankings of mobile sites, Cutts announced at the SMX Advanced conference.
And it doesn't take a couple of Google PhDs to build an algorithm that can tie all your online information together. If, for instance, you've fleshed out your Google+ account's About page like I have, with a lot of different places you've written...
Thanks to the quality score algorithm, you now pay less per click than your competitors with less appealing ads. The Google search engine has a hidden side. Here's what Google shows me for that search term:
Every major Google algorithm update is followed by weeks and weeks of posts addressing the specifics of the particular change. With every passing year, Google refines its algorithm further, reducing the effectiveness of silver bullet techniques.
With the release of the much-anticipated algorithm update, many in the industry wondered how bad the damage would actually be. Similar to the approach I used for Penguin 1.0, I began heavily analyzing Penguin 2.0 victims to learn as much as I could...
NK: Algorithm updates certainly can’t be ignored. None of the Powered by Search clients got hit by the algorithm update. SEW: How do you feel now that Google Penguin 2.0 has arrived? With Link-building being one of the things under Google's...
Many webmasters are confusing what is an algorithm update and what is simply a data refresh. When you’re changing your algorithm, the signals that you’re using and how you weight those signals are fundamentally changing," he said.
To do this they show a number of "raters" two results side by side, the current search result, and the search result that makes use of the new algorithm. The new search algorithm launch process looks something like this:
Now, we have added a search history of a few seconds to our search algorithm to deliver results and search suggestions based on the ‘full picture’ of the user’s search behavior. Maybe Google will start to realize that beyond digital socialization...
When it makes sense to use this bid algorithm: The blog post on Google calls out "when conversions are the main objective, but you also want control over keyword bids. When it makes sense to use this bid algorithm: Usually one of the less used...
And Google's algorithm orders results based on what will give the searcher (here the consumer) what he/she wants the fastest. A consumer can now get a better sense of offers and pricing before even leaving a search; this is a course charted by...
Because while content is great and certainly a very important part of any SEO strategy, it isn't all or even most of what you need to be concerned about when thinking about the algorithm. So while you were spending all that time concentrating on...
To make matters worse, Google likes to take large manual actions just prior to major algorithm updates. Google has just rolled out Penguin 2.0, a large algorithmic update promising to go “deeper” than the 2012 Penguin release, which put a hurting...
And since much of the CO algorithm is based on your performance history, this should help to smooth the transition. Many Google AdWords advertisers are taking the plunge and upgrading to enhanced campaigns.
This is the fourth Penguin-related launch Google has done, but because this is an updated algorithm (not just a data refresh), we’ve been referring to this change as Penguin 2.0 internally. We started rolling out the next generation of the Penguin...
Future algorithm updates will throw those links aside, but the damage that spammy links do to your brand will be much more painful. Keeping that in mind, you can build some killer links that hold up to algorithm changes and make the Internet a...
Judging from the wording of his tweet, it sounds as though manual action was taken against the link sellers, rather than an updated algorithm designed to target specifically these kinds of link sellers.
My main concern with sitewide links is that it's very difficult for any tool (or algorithm) to determine if they are actually relevantly and naturally placed links. While Google and Bing's tools are good for giving you an idea of what those engines...
