Your unsubscribe form’s text box allows your (former) subscribers to explain why they are opting out from your email SEO newsletter. Rather than just ignoring them as sour grapes from hapless losers, these comments can shed considerable light on how your entire email campaign is being perceived by your audience. “Email newsletters are sent too

While it may have been “awesome” a week ago, Facebook’s annoucement that it is now offering group chat and video calling may have lost some of its shine due to the launch of Google+.

With all the drama surrounding the “Panda” algorithm update , a lot of big sites were hit hard. Mainly, large content producers that had the resources to generate massive amounts of content – and quickly. In terms of obtaining often stellar organic rankings, this approach was effective for quite some time, despite the fact that the quality of content often suffered.  But all good things must come to an end, and so the golden era of automatic content generation to create thin pages while reigning over Google SERPs are over.

The firm I work with recently issued organic search rankings for the world’s leading high-tech marketers using the patented Covario SEO Audit Score™ system.

The Google AdSense Blog announced Google is now displaying a new report named the Platforms report.

Go to Google.com and click on the “more” menu and just above the YouTube link, you will see the link to “Realtime.” As you know…

Tonight Christian Oestlien, the Ads Leads for the Google+ Project, posted a message along with a brief YouTube video about future Google+ plans on his Google+ account.

According to insider sources, Google is planning to re-brand two major properties. Picasa will be re-branded as Google Photos while Blogger will become Google Blogs. The changes are set to take place over the next four to six weeks. The Details of the Re-Branding As reported by  Mashable , several Google properties will be renamed in the next four to six weeks.

In March I wrote a post named Google On Content Delivery Networks & Search Rankings. The answer was yes…