Google is running an ad-free Internet experiment that could challenge its own ad-funded business model.

A few weeks ago, I published the results of a study about the State of SEO Agencies, which was conducted by my company linkbird during the months of August and September. Based on the same study, I hope to shed some light on the type of agencies and the type of clients prevalent in the online marketing services industry

Gigaom reports Google has won a US court case in San Francisco court saying Google has the right to arrange the search results as they see fit. Clearly…

Google could face drastic measures being taken against it in Europe in order for competition online to be “restored”.

Now you know you need to change your paid search creative to keep it fresh. Contributor Frederick Vallaeys shares tips from Boost Media’s CEO on the changes that will have a positive impact.

Still not sure what you’re bringing to Thanksgiving Day dinner?

At Pubcon 2014 in Las Vegas, the SEJ team had the opportunity to catch up with two social media experts: Cynthia Johnson of RankLab, and Dennis Yu of Portage. Cynthia and Dennis share two very unique perspectives on how to be a more effective at social media marketing.

Black Friday is less than a week away and shoppers are now more prepared than ever, as evidenced by a Google study released today.

In a Google hangout video, at 18 minutes and 50 seconds in, Google’s John Mueller answered a question around which desktop signals are used for mobile ranking as well…

Google has long maintained it’s not responsible for third party content in its index. And that’s the law in the US. However increasingly in Europe authorities and individuals are seeking to make Google legally responsible for the content in its search results.