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  1. SEO Into 2014: The Irreversible Changes in Google's Products

    Perhaps what we don't realize is that Google has trained us to search for things (or, more directly, to “Google” for things) – and they are more than capable of training the World Wide Web to follow them in a new, more profitable direction.

  2. SEO Salvage Operation: Saving Websites Hurt by Google Updates

    With links making the World Wide Web go round, most people are neck deep in the link acquisition game, and over the years, it’s gotten pretty ugly. Sure, there are lot of links it will be easy to say goodbye to; cheap directories, site-wide footer...

  3. Google's Vint Cerf Celebrates 30 Years of TCP/IP

    Afterwards, the internet's growth into a global phenomenon was kick-started by the invention of the World Wide Web by Tim Berners-Lee at the start of the 1990s, but this development built on the existence of TCP/IP, which makes it possible for...

  4. Social PR Tips to Get Fit for 2013 Digital Marketing

    If you’re in the digital marketing world you know the keyword drill – visual, social, mobile, local, and content marketing. That's the best size to look great on the web and on mobile. Stop overdoing guest posts on low-trafficked sites and trying...

  5. Semantic Search in 2025

    Tim Berners-Lee first spoke of a Semantic Web at his address at the first World Wide Web Conference in 1994. For instance, using an example that Tim Berners-Lee presented in 2001 in The Semantic Web, for a genealogy system, a rule such as "a wife...

  6. Government SEO is Broken

    Government sites are inherently privileged in the world of search. Digital content – web pages, videos, press releases – can be created or retro-fitted to rank well for each keyword or keyword cluster in the keyword strategy, insuring full...

  7. 10 Lessons About Enterprise SEO

    You have to put yourself in a search engine's shoes and really evaluate whether your content could be considered one of the top 10 resources in the entire world for users whose intent is to find information related to the keyword that you're...

  8. Note to FTC: Google Satisfies Information Needs Way More Than Shopping Needs

    Yet, it represents only a fraction of the entire (exponentially growing) world wide web. It’s vitally important to understand that Google does not have access to all content on the world wide web. And given the pace that end users now generate...