On Friday, Google announced they launched a completely new Content API for Google Shopping…

Editor’s Note: This is the first in a monthly series of book reviews by the Search Engine Journal editorial team.

Your initial instinct may be to gloss over the battle of Net Neutrality.

This is my first blog post for Search Engine Journal.  I plan to blog once a month on the topic of PPC, a field I’ve been involved in since 1998, when I was selling VHS cassettes of popular movies out of my dorm room. I started working for Google’s AdWords division in 2002, where I first translated and launched AdWords in Belgium and the Netherlands, was then involved in product development and eventually became their lone AdWords Evangelist. One of my longest stints at Google was on the Quality Score (QS) team where I saw it evolve from a simple CTR […] The post What You Need to Know About Quality Score From a Former Googler appeared first on Search Engine Journal

Google has updated their guidelines to help webmasters deal with moving sites, including issues that might come up due to moving a site to responsive design, moving a site with no URL change, and moving a site with completely new URLs, and more.

Today on the Google home page, Google is featuring the logo for the winner of the Doodle 4 Google competition. The winner is Audrey Zhang, an 11 year-old from New York. Her Doodle was titled “Back to Mother Nature…

Later on Friday, Google announced that they’ve updated their site move guidelines and documentation. Pierre Far…

Posted by iPullRank As someone who is fortunate enough to get invited to speak at numerous conferences I pride myself in not reusing presentations unless someone specifically requests it. However, for the SEO audience, there has always been a huge disconnect between the concepts of quality and scale when it comes to content

Facebook posted a Q&A on organic reach of Facebook stories and feeds.

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…