How to close the identity gap between your brand, search, AI, and buyers
Your strongest traffic signals may be reinforcing the wrong brand identity. Learn how to uncover the gaps limiting search and AI visibility.
Your strongest traffic signals may be reinforcing the wrong brand identity. Learn how to uncover the gaps limiting search and AI visibility.
GraphRAG explains why AI is shifting from isolated text to connected knowledge, and what that means for AI search optimization.
This three-tiered approach helps you optimize author and publisher entities, crucial to building trust and boost visibility in search results.
The documents reveal how Google Search is using, or has used, clicks, links, content, entities, Chrome data and more for ranking.
Equip your SEO strategy for the age of AI-powered search with must-have content formats, optimization areas and performance KPIs.
Effective SEO reporting highlights the metrics that matter to the C-suite and excludes what will likely be ignored. Learn more here.
Google unleashes the Panda update, plus: E-A-T patent, AMP Top Stories, Overstock's Google penalty, optimize by conversions and more
Here's a look at significant search, digital marketing and consumer trends, along with the must-haves for digital marketers in 2023.
Analyzing the SERPs for these micro intents will help you create the right content that a searcher will want to find.
Keywords are foundational, but entities may be the future. At SMX Next, a panel of SEO experts shows how marketers can optimize their content for entity search.
This man has helped countless people in the SEO industry - he is a true friend.
New "link context" visualizes where the link appears on the page, the surrounding text and associated link density.
Mental Health America selected as charity supported by the awards program, in honor of several search community members lost this past year.
Our weekly roundup of news, announcements and events happening throughout the search marketing industry.
The 3D printer worked in outer space, and the Majestic Landscape was printed at the International Space Station. Out of this world!
Majestic helps SEOs reach for the stars, literally, by aiming to 3-D print the internet in space.
In October, Majestic SEO decided to launch their own alpha search engine named Search Explorer. Today, Dixon Jones from Majestic, announced an added feature to the search engine that the SEO community might like. The feature shows you why the search tool ranked the results as they did. Dixon explain that not only will Search […]
Majestic SEO, a popular link explorer tool for SEOs and webmasters, announced the launch of Search Explorer. Search Explorer is a search engine they designed to allow SEOs and webmasters to search by keyword or phrase, and the results would be ranked by Majestic SEO’s own linkage metrics. The purpose is to show which web […]
The Majestic SEO team announced today that they have made their Site Explorer tool free for verified domains. With that, they also announced improvements to the user interface, additional features and unlimited use for paid users of the tool. Free user accounts can get up to 2,500 links to their site, while paid users can […]
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the Web. From Search Engine Land: Google Adds Green Arrows To View Cache, Similar Pages & To Share Results On Google+ Google has updated how you access the cached pages, similar results and how you share search […]
Majestic SEO announced that their SEO toolset is now supported in 9 different languages. The languages they currently support include English, Chinese, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese and Russian. Who helped translate the popular SEO tool? The Majestic SEO ambassadors including Branko Rihtman, Dixon Jones, Alberto André, Francois Goube, Miguel Lopez, Sante J. […]
What SEO Technical Metrics Are Truly Important? Presentations from SMX East, October 2012 Google is getting increasingly stringent on its rules about what constitutes “acceptable” SEO. The good news: they’re offering a lot of detail about what is and isn’t acceptable. The bad news? It’s not always clear how to determine when you’re playing nice […]
The week after SMX West, I am hosting an informal SMX named SphinnCon Israel. The event has a half day of SEM related content, including 12 sessions on topics from SEO, PPC, Web Analytics and Social Media. The event is just about sold out now. We launched this event about a month ago and have […]
As many SEO/SEM professionals already know, marketing to people outside of the United States presents many challenges. Search usability is quite different due to language nuances, variations in color psychology, and allocation of screen real estate, among other things. Where are the best places for a search engine optimizer or a Web developer to place […]
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.