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What will Google’s expanded policy on harmful content mean for SEO companies?
Google recently announced that it will be expanding its hate-speech policy for publishers that use the company’s ad network. How does this affect SEO…
How to tell if your website is due for a redesign
Like any other technology, the internet changes at a rapid rate. Users are utilizing various devices to view websites. For your users to maneuver…
Pump the brakes: SEO and its sweeping statements
Search Engine Optimization is an imperfect science, and the sheer amount of sometimes contradictory information available about Google updates and SEO best practices has…
5 essential aspects of technical SEO you cannot neglect
The art of SEO lies in helping customers find your relevant, helpful content when it would benefit them and then creating a pleasant experience…
What do we know so far about Google’s new homepage?
Google has released a new, feed-based mobile homepage in the US, in perhaps the most drastic and significant update of its homepage since 1996.…
Google Posts: Growing under the radar
Google have now rolled out their Posts function for small businesses with a Google My Business account. But how do Posts affect click-through, ranking,…
How to effectively combine online and offline lead generation
In today's world we are mostly narrowing in to online leads, thanks to the Internet essentially opening up the entire world for us to…
The 2-step guide to driving sales with Pinterest
There are millions of people on Pinterest, searching, pinning, and sharing – so it’s important to recognize its potential for building awareness and filling…
Semantic Search: What it means for SEO in 2017
The accuracy of results on search engines like Google and Bing has increased significantly thanks to semantic search, which combines semantics (the science of…
Five important updates to Google semantic search you might have missed
Google is constantly making tweaks and changes to semantic search. The vast majority go unannounced and unnoticed, but they can be an interesting indicator…