Google’s Venice update has caused surprisingly few ripples in the search engine marketing industry given the scale of its impact on search: it’s easily as important as Big Daddy from 2006, itself the most significant update made by Google up to that point. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article

Forget about the Facebook IPO fumbling.  Consider Facebook’s lethargic race toward the front of the mobile lines.  The uneventful IPO may cause lost investor fervor; but some game-producing brands’ interests in Facebook have already been waning. Let’s peer at Facebook’s friendship with CrowdStar Inc., an app development team.  CrowdStar was developing games for the social

Google’s Knowledge Graph has claimed its first “victim,” if you will: The content box that showed “People and Pages On Google+” is gone. In its place

Did you know Google does AdWords audits on any AdWords management company they feel like…

From online vouchers used as link bait for SEO or emailed discount codes used to reward loyal customers, businesses can use discounts to drive their marketing.

A Wall Street Journal article on Google’s Penguin update highlighted some of the damage done to small businesses. Taking a quick look at these hurting websites offers some reasons why they have lost their search rankings and traffic from Google.

Google’s CEO, Larry Page, presented the Zeitgeist 2012 in the UK a couple days ago. The presentation was titled “Beyond Today” and gives a glimpse into what direction Google is headed.

Imagine you own a restaurant and one day, a couple of big guys in nice suits come through your front door. One of the men introduces himself: “Good evening

A logical and well-coded site architecture that serves your visitors is critical. Here’s how internal linking works, why clustering promotes the strength of sections of a website providing global ranking benefits faster, and how to build the links.

Vanessa from Google announced a new PO Box policy in the Google Places Help forums.