Seven months ago, I wrote about Google’s mobile-first index and what it meant for online search. Now that we’re possibly just a few months from “go time,” I want to discuss how this impacts businesses with desktop and mobile websites. You don’t have a mobile website? Keep reading, please. Let’s Talk about Google Mobile-First Index […]
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This article is Part 2 of “Google’s Answer to a “Post-Truth” World.” It examines how the tech giant is fighting back against fake news and navigating their way in a world where knowledge is power. If before predictions were categorized as helpful or unhelpful, now users can report them as “hateful; sexually explicit; violent or […]
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If your SEO game is good, and you want to keep it that way (or it’s not so great and you want to improve it), then this blog post is for you. Because within a few weeks or months, Google is finally going live with its mobile-first indexing initiative, and you’ll need to be prepared […]
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Today Google announced it’s expanding the Google Posts program – a.k.a. “Posts on Google” – to a wider audience, including museums, musicians, movies, sports teams, and sports leagues. But what exactly is Google Posts, and why does it matter to businesses and marketers?
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This month, Google bid an official adieu to Flash and welcomed AMP to the entire web – two significant changes for website owners and users alike. The king of search is making these shifts with one goal in mind: to make the web faster. Specifically, the mobile web, which now accounts for nearly 60 percent […]
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Google recently announced new features for local businesses on Google Maps and they are awesome. Say you’re coming home from a road trip and you’re dying to have a specific kind of fast food to end the weekend. You already have Google Maps up and running. You could search for the closest exit that leads […]
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Do you use Gmail? If you don’t, then chances are you know a lot of people who do. And every last one of them could be your next Google+ follower. Let me explain. Today I received this in my Gmail inbox: Wait, so what I’m saying is when businesses send emails to Gmail addresses, it […]
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The algorithm Google uses to assemble its search engine results pages is determined by these top three signals: content, links and…RankBrain. But what is RankBrain, and why does it matter as much as content and links? RankBrain is a Machine Google developed RankBrain to help it better understand how users perform search queries. It is […]
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Google recently made a significant change to the way its search results pages display on desktop devices. As of right now, ads on the right hand side of the page are gone. Instead, there are more ads at the top and bottom of the page. If you are a business, then this may affect the […]
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