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Is Google’s New Local Algorithm ‘Pigeon’ for the Birds?

Google rolled out a new local ranking algorithm that more closely mimics traditional organic search ranking -- but some queries have lost the 7-pack results entirely, pushing many…

By Jessica Lee · 04 Aug 2014

SEO

Google Panda: Understanding the Technical Inner Workings

How does Google's Panda algorithm work? No doubt things have changed since the Panda patent was written, but it provides some valuable…

By Ben Goodsell · 11 Jul 2014

SEO

Panda 4.0 Help: Google Clarifies Tremors, 3 Analogies for Diagnosing Hits

Panda is a confusing topic for many webmasters. This post covers new learnings from Panda 4.0 and provides three analogies that can…

By Glenn Gabe · 02 Jul 2014

Content

PR Newswire Press Release Guidelines Target Search Engine Spam

Press releases and other content submitted for distribution via PR Newswire's wire distribution network will be evaluated under new guidelines to help…

By Greg Jarboe · 01 Jul 2014

Content

Forget Big Content – Small Content Is Critical to Search Success

There has never been a more rewarding time to invest in regular content as well as bigger, campaign-led pieces. Here's how to…

By Simon Penson · 24 Jun 2014

Content

Addressing Thin Content

You need to take a detailed look at the mission of your content, what purpose it serves, and how your visitors digest…

By Josh Mccoy · 16 Jun 2014

Local

5 Reasons Why Pitching International SEO is a Pain

For global corporations, the move to international SEO is inevitable. Despite these challenges, companies can't afford to avoid international markets, regardless of…

By David Cato · 05 Jun 2014

SEO

More Panda 4.0 Findings: Syndication, User Engagement, Indexation & Keyword Hoarding

Google's Panda 4.0 was a major algorithm update. There were many examples of websites recovering, as well as many examples of sites…

By Glenn Gabe · 04 Jun 2014

Industry

Is comScore’s Google Search Share Data False? Not Exactly

Search market share data from comScore's isn't invalid or incorrect. But new research from Conductor is also pretty consistent with what many…

By Jennifer Slegg · 30 May 2014

SEO

Did Your Manual Penalty Disappear? It Probably Expired

Did you know that all Google manual penalties have an expiration date? In some cases, they can expire after just a few…

By Marie Haynes · 21 May 2014

SEO

Google Launches Panda 4.0

It's official. Panda 4.0 has officially hit the Google search results. Google and Matt Cutts have confirmed Panda 4.0 began rolling out…

By Jennifer Slegg · 21 May 2014

SEO

Google Targets Spammy Queries With Payday Loans Algorithm Update

Over the weekend Google released an update to their algorithm most commonly referred to as the "payday loans update." Google said it…

By Jennifer Slegg · 21 May 2014

SEO

Matt Cutts: Google Won’t Devalue Links Anytime Soon

With Google stepping up its efforts to penalize link networks and those who buy and sell links, and algorithms like Panda meant…

By Jennifer Slegg · 06 May 2014

Events

Search Engine Strategies Coming to Atlanta in July, Registration Now Open

The original search marketing conference is back! On July 9, Search Engine Strategies will relaunch in Atlanta. The one-day conference will cover…

By Danny Goodwin · 02 May 2014

Analytics

Rank Still Matters in the Age of Secure Search

Rank is about the user experience. If rank is the doorway to success in search engine optimization, conversion is the ultimate success.…

By Jim Yu · 23 Apr 2014

SEO

Not Ranking in Google: Is a Manual Penalty, Algorithmic Change, or Content to Blame?

Is it possible to tell if your website has been impacted by one particular Google algorithm? That will be extremely tricky, according…

By Jennifer Slegg · 26 Mar 2014

SEO

Will ‘Softer’ Google Panda Help Small Businesses Rank Better?

Google is working on a refresh of Panda, a "kinder, softer Panda" meant to help small businesses that may have been impacted…

By Jennifer Slegg · 18 Mar 2014

Analytics

SEO Website Audits: Everything You Need to Know

What is a site audit? Why do you need one? What kind of audit do you need? What should you expect in…

By Aaron Shear · 17 Mar 2014

Development

5 Examples of How Recrawling Site Changes Can Nip SEO Problems in the Bud

SEO audits are extremely powerful, but they are only the first step in the process to improving organic search performance. Once changes…

By Glenn Gabe · 12 Feb 2014

SEO

Did Google Help or Hurt SEO in 2013?

Come, join us for a look back at some of the major SEO issues we faced heading into and during 2013, as…

By Dave Davies · 19 Dec 2013

Analytics

Hit By Panda and Confused About Low-Quality Content? Run This Google Analytics Report Now

Getting hit by Google Panda can be confusing for many webmasters. But one important Google Analytics report can help Panda victims get…

By Glenn Gabe · 18 Dec 2013

SEO

The Impact of Penguin 2.1: Recovery, Knockout Punches & Fresh Hits

The October 4th Penguin 2.1 Google update had significant consequences for some businesses. See how three different websites were impacted by 2.1,…

By Glenn Gabe · 23 Oct 2013

SEO

Recovering from Penalties, Penguin, and Panda

We've seen tremendous upheaval in the search landscape over the last two years. Google has sent web publishers into a tailspin with…

By Jessica Lee · 16 Sep 2013

SEO

After Being Crushed By Google Panda, Voucher and Car Classified Sites Recover

Voucher sites and car classifieds websites were among the industries hit hardest by Google's Panda updates. But some sites have snatched recoveries…

By Stephen Kenwright · 28 Aug 2013

SEO

The 5 Stages of Google Update Grief

Someone going through a difficult time, such as rebuilding after a major Google update, will go through a basic, universal grieving process…

By Jennifer Van Iderstyne · 14 Aug 2013

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