This day in search marketing history: January 11
Google's mobile intrusive interstitials penalty, plus: AdWords eases negative keyword management, Search Plus pushing Google+ and more.
Google's mobile intrusive interstitials penalty, plus: AdWords eases negative keyword management, Search Plus pushing Google+ and more.
A shift from keyword research to intent research, plus: search engines taking data from SEOs, PPC spending/budget cuts, and more.
SEO proved to be yet another challenging year with several big changes. Here's our recap of the year's most important SEO news and stories.
Should you reject any SEO advice mentioning "link juice"? Here's a look at the term's origins and why you shouldn't completely dismiss it.
An enhanced GBP can drive more traffic, leads and sales to your local business. Focus on these areas when optimizing your Business Profile.
Most SEOs are taking a wait-and-see approach to the helpful content update, but many SEOs are confident their content is helpful.
Leveling up your career -- regardless of how you decide to advance it, is all about becoming a strategic leader.
And holiday sales will break a new record as Cyber Week growth slows down.
Plus, submit a pitch to speak at SMX Next
Also Google Shopping bug and Google Ads campaign set up screen.
There is no single tactic that works in isolation. The SERP is so highly dynamic at the moment, that aiming for, or banking on a single part of the SERP is likely to leave you vulnerable to traffic disruption if/when things evolve.
And, Google’s tool to report indexing bugs is now available in the U.S.
Plus, how to plan content that actually ranks and Google Podcasts’ new requirements.
Plus, structured data testing tool changes.
And, you’re no longer allowed more than one ClaimReview element per page.
Plus, AMP labels are gone and Google Ads releases three-strikes policy.
Also, Google talks about search rankings and spam prevention.
Plus, Broad Match Modifier goes away in July
And, the search community mourns the loss of Russ Jones.
Plus, Shopify site owners can finally edit their robots.txt files.
If your business currently uses short names, the links and campaigns you have associated with them won't be affected.
Plus new Google Ads smart bidding features.
And, no, tCPA and tROAS aren’t going away.
Don't miss the updated information from Google on the core web vitals and page experience update.
Also we covered new Search Console features, Google Ads types and Microsoft Ads controls.
Plus, we're introducing research Tuesdays
RankSense’s Maura Loew shares what it was like to work with Hamlet as we reflect on his career and contributions to the community.
Even a pandemic couldn’t slow down developments in the search industry. Here’s our recap of the year’s most important stories and news.
Why author and site reputation, completeness of content, transparency of authorship and negativity are important to watch.
Sites with more specific and specialized content will be rewarded in the SERPs thanks to an innocuous Google filter released recently.
Sperzel says he's most excited about using Python to do data visualization and streamline the processes behind technical SEO.
Some surprising ads are no longer appearing on the search result.
Search is complicated. The WSJ appeared set on seeing that complexity through a conspiratorial lens.
Voice and visual search will ultimately become significant drivers of query volume beside text input.
A detailed look at the early impact from the latest Google core update.
GMB, maps, reviews, voice and offline conversion tracking are all on the agenda.
On Tuesday, we honored them both with Outstanding Community Service Awards at the 5th annual Search Engine Land Awards.
Have fun with 3D images in Google search by placing them in your room or office.
Google made a preview of the consolidated data view live early, go check it out now.
Through March 8, get Super Early Bird rates on your entry fees for the industry's most prestigious awards competition.