Yesterday, Matt Cutts, head of Google’s webspam team, confirmed on the Inside Search blog (and webmaster central blog) the algorithm change he forewarned us all about in November.
For all of you who may not have attended Pubcon 2011 in Las Vegas or missed the post on Search Engine Land, Cutts warned:
“If you have ads obscuring your content, you might want to think about it.”
Well, yesterday Google started rolling out the algorithm change that could affect websites that …
Everyone’s beginning to get pretty comfortable with the notion of SEO and the need for it if you want your business to go anywhere on the Web. We’re finally beginning to see and hear people realizing that there is a difference between SEO and social media – that being on Facebook isn’t going to do anything on its own for your ranking on Google. But the notion of putting local SEO or “local search” practices in place to attract local …
If you lose your reputation what do you have left? Nothing.
In the instant-news, always-connected, everyone-has-a-soapbox kind of world we live in today, your reputation is all you have and it can disappear or take a nosedive faster than you can send a DM on Twitter.
Whether you’re applying for a job, running a business, or just socializing with friends and family, reputation management is vital and you can’t always do it on your own. You need your own …
When people refer to “organic SEO” (search engine optimization), they almost always use it as a blanket term to describe the unpaid, algorithm-driven results of any particular engine. However, a sophisticated search engine optimization company will often take the meaning of “organic” one step further. To such companies, the description of “organic SEO” is not limited to what shows up in the “natural” search engine results – it includes the methodologies used to achieve such rankings.
