Today is Labour Day, also known as International Workers’ Day and May Day. It is the day most labour unions celebrate around the world.

At change.org there is a petition named Google: Please kill your Penguin update. At the time I am writing this, it needs 10 more signatures to reach the 500 signature goal…

At change.org there is a petition named Google: Please kill your Penguin update. At the time I am writing this, it needs 10 more signatures to reach the 500 signature goal…

Google’s head of web spam, Matt Cutts, has published a video talking about a topic that Google has never really talked about publicly before – Google Quality Raters. The video goes through the process used by Google with these Quality Raters. Matt Cutts specifically says these quality..

Google is changing, in the most idiotic way possible, something that has been a very treasured and fundamental tool to AdWords accounts since Day 1: Google Ad Rotation. Here are a few things PPC account managers can do moving forward

Google is changing, in the most idiotic way possible, something that has been a very treasured and fundamental tool to AdWords accounts since Day 1: Google Ad Rotation.

Google is changing, in the most idiotic way possible, something that has been a very treasured and fundamental tool to AdWords accounts since Day 1: Google Ad Rotation.

Recent events such as unnatural link warnings from Google, over optimization filters andblog networks being deindexed by Google, the concern of links being able to harm a website has risen again. The biggest concern is the issue of ‘negative SEO’, which is sabotaging your competitor’s rankings to help you move past them on the search Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

In the past few months, link building as we’ve known it has been totally shaken up by three major events: Google anounced that they were changing how they view links (nicely recapped here:) Pandamonium! Certain large blog networks were devalued and webmasters started to receive warnings about… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

In the past few months, link building as we’ve known it has been totally shaken up by three major events: Google anounced that they were changing how they view links (nicely recapped here:) Pandamonium! Certain large blog networks were devalued and webmasters started to receive warnings about…