Category Archives: SEO
On May 7th, Mozilla announced that Aurora (Firefox’s public beta) is beginning to roll out their HTTPS-by-default Google search behavior. It won’t be long before this is default in Firefox. As their announcement states, the user will be none the more >
This post was prompted by a book I recently read – The Secrets of Consulting by Gerald M. Weinberg; I don’t want to talk too much about the book here, but I’d recommend you read it either if you are more >
At our recent Linklove conference (did you see that the videos are now on sale?) I talked about the challenges of getting to exceptional but the extreme rewards available online for those that make it. You can check out my more >
Another Google update has landed …. Penguin! This update has been designed to target web spam and focuses on questionable tactics like link schemes, keyword stuffing, cloaking and misleading redirects.
Over the last week, Google has been testing what appear to be some significant algorithm changes, which have cause significant changes in ranking for a variety of sites. There are some facts and opinion below, but first I want to make more >
This post is short, simple and useful. Check Traffic For The Page You’re On A common situation I find myself in – you’re reviewing a site and you land on a page and you think to yourself “I wonder how more >
Every PR person hopes for the day when they get the glorious email saying “yes, I’m going to write about your client.” But as any blogger can tell you, most pitches aren’t even opened, let alone read. In an effort more >
**Note from John - This is a guest post by James Carson, Digital Marketing Manager at Bauer Media. He works on content strategy and SEO on a number of high trafficked sites including heatworld and Grazia Daily. In my career I’ve worked for in-house for more >
TL;DR: Pick a few months and spend at least as much time as companies like Clorox and Google spent on April Fools Day 2012 to create ideas to get your customer’s attention. Funny or not, act on those ideas and more >
As an active web user I’m always getting emails along these lines: It’s frustrating. Because the URL that Will’s trying to email me is actually pretty short but because of the Google Analytics tracking parameters attached to the URL it more >
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