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  1. New Google Universal SERPs Layout Brings Apps to Forefront

    In fact it seems like such a small change that I struggled to remember what the 'old' SERPs looked like, only dimly recollecting that a left navigation sidebar might be missing. Whilst, I can't imagine there is a reason for Charmin to worry about...

  2. SEO & Website Redesign: Relaunching Without Losing Sleep

    Either, “We are redesigning our site and are not open to your ideas…but don’t let us do anything wrong,” or the other attitude (and my favorite), “Let’s work together to achieve a refreshed look and functionality and instill any missing SEO...

  3. Government SEO is Broken

    One problem: there is a missing element that could hinder the effort - consideration for how users search for and find government service online – where's the search engine optimization (SEO)? While this makes a great deal of sense, it carries...

  4. Majority of SMB Websites Fail to Provide Social Links, Contact Info [Study]

    In addition, 6 out of 10 sites are missing either a local or toll-free phone number on their homepage. Recent growth in mobile, in particular, points to a lot of money potentially left lying on the table if consumers are lost at some point in their...

  5. Search Industry Call to Arms: SOPA, Keyword Not Provided and Lying SEOs

    Finally, David Harry, President of Reliable SEO and Sifu at the SEO Training Dojo said, "Yes, we lost some keyword data, boo hoo. Not Provided Keyword Referrer Data and Missing Link Data Mike Essex hopes to spur SEOs into action with...

  6. Occupy Wall Street: How News Publishers are Missing an Opportunity for New Readers

    Instead of being lost in the extended collection of organic search links, why not sit alone on top of everything with a message front and center? In the age of global digital information, news travels remarkably fast.

  7. Ears to the Ground: Linden Lab is Changing How it Listens to its Customers

    While it's true the "pick your battles" principle applies quite well here (let's face it, this is not a windmill that's worth tilting at), what it showed me was something missing from the past – that is that a lesson was learned somewhere along...