Foursquare is doing something surprising, even radical. It’s removing some of the legacy features (i.e., check-ins) from its app and moving them over to a new app called Swarm (available soon)

If you’re a reader of this blog, you’re probably familiar with the basics of the Google AdWords auction. You […] Author information Andy Stefano Contributor at WordStream The post Help! I Raised My AdWords Bids and Got LESS Traffic! appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Performing a content audit on your website is time-consuming, but also incredibly valuable. It will help you see what content is on your site, how well it’s optimized, and necessary next steps for better usability, loyalty, and search visibility.

Android Authority reports Google’s latest update to the Android version of the Google Search App has a new feature to remember where you parked your car and then give you directions on how to go back to that location.

Android Authority reports Google’s latest update to the Android version of the Google Search App has a new feature to remember where you parked your car and then give you directions on how to go back to that location.

The only constant is change. From technology trends to changing business models to evolving consumer behaviors, there’s a lot to consider in order for today’s marketers to really have a handle on what’s important about what’s next. Old digital tactics and mastering individual channels are being overcome by the need to create a common brand experience across the digital experience on and offline

Here are three ways to use the latest Google Keyword Planner features to make your AdWords management more receptive to user context (location, device, and time), which in turn will help make your entire campaign more successful.

Posted by RoryT11 This post was originally in YouMoz , and was promoted to the main blog because it provides great value and interest to our community. The author’s views are entirely his or her own and may not reflect the views of Moz, Inc. Trying to do SEO for a website without full access to its CMS is like trying to win a sword fight with one hand tied behind your back.

Not all SEOs are shysters. Too many, however, are. Not all content marketers are shady either.