A WebmasterWorld thread has new reports of Google testing those animated AdSense ads again. The animation looks like a genie-like animation…

Google is now advising webmasters to focus on creating high-quality sites rather than building links. So link building is dead or dying now, right? Wrong! Link building is getting harder, but it’s still alive and kicking, and here’s why

As most people know, SMX Advanced took place out in Seattle a couple weeks ago. While there was only one session truly dedicated to link building, link building tips were still flying around the Bell Harbor Conference Center! Thankfully, I was there to catch them

Marie Haynes spotted two video responses from Google where Google’s John Mueller, said in general, it is best you nofollow links in stories you write, especially when those stories are guest blog posts for the purpose of link building. In general, that is Google’s advice. If you link to..

A smartphone has almost become an extension of our body. But the reality is mobile phones are being used to stay connected in real time; all the more reason to give your marketing plan a mobile PR makeover with these quick and easy tips

Between major algorithmic updates to better filter content , links and aggressive tactics to removing several important signals SEOs use to improve marketing performance of their websites, the search engine optimization game isn’t what it used to be. Change is a constant with SEO but one thing is certain at the moment: A LOT more companies are asking about how they can create some buffer against the volatility of Google organic search listings. Some have been hit by Panda or Penguin updates, but even more are realizing their over-reliance solely on organic SEO has them feeling a little uneasy.

Google Analytics provides a helpful report called New vs Returning. This post will explain all about what this data is, when to use it and how to get the most from it

Many website owners use Excel on a daily basis. They might keep a list of backlinks they want to track, or use it to track keyword rankings.

Google appears unmoved by the threat of a potential fine of £500,000 from the Information Commissioner’s Office after it was told that it needs to update its privacy policies.