Search unifies people across the globe, and search engines are the catalyst for making that connection. For global brands, optimizing for different search engines and different cultures increases awareness, visibility, traffic and conversions.
It’s been quite a year for SEO folk everywhere. As 2013 shutters its doors and 2014 beckons, it’s an opportune time to reevaluate, reassess, and revisit SEO strategies tactics
We’re starting a new series on the Buffer blog today with great tips and insights from Joel, CEO here at Buffer.
Our All Things SEO column covers a wide range of topics within the realm of organic search, and this past year saw no dearth of material for our columnists. Perhaps one of the most widely discussed issues within the SEO community in 2013 was the loss of keyword referral data, as Google moved to… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article
Today’s Google logo is celebrating New Year’s Eve disco-style. The interactive logo includes a spinning disco ball, pounding speakers and a light-up dance floor. The numbers for “2013″ dance away, while the number “4″ awaits to takes its spot with glancing eyes….
Three years ago I read an article on ClickZ listing “social media rock stars” and while I was honored to be listed, there were very few women were on it. I published a blog post with a list of 25 women from my own network that were rocking the social web and a meme was born. This is the 4th installment of a yearly list we create, many of which are nominated by past honorees.
Lyrics site Rap Genius was penalized by Google just before Christmas after being outed for a black-hat link building scheme. Rap Genius was looking for bloggers to publish links with keyword rich anchor text in exchange for tweeting out a link to the bloggers’ websites. Despite the founders issuing a public apology to Google they […] Author information Matt Southern Matt Southern is a marketing, communications and public relations professional
A webmaster is upset that his images aren’t being indexed from his site.