Google has been making strides to improve mobile search results to make the SERPS a better place for users searching on smartphones and tablets. One of the more recent changes have been displaying a “mobile-friendly” tag next to sites in mobile search results that have been confirmed to display correctly on a mobile screen

Google is sending mass scale notifications via email and Webmaster Tools warning sites that are not mobile-friendly that it will cause issues for them if they want to rank well for smartphone users.

Are you preparing to present your 2015 SEO strategy to the C-suite in the coming weeks? If so, columnist Chris Marentis has some advice for this and any presentation. The post How To Present Your SEO Plan appeared first on Search Engine Land.

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Google sending notifications to webmasters with sites that are not mobile friendly. Is this a sign of a new mobile algorithm coming soon?

Salesforce recently released its annual “State of Marketing” report, in which the company surveyed 5,000 marketers worldwide.

Is Yahoo copying Google’s search results design? Here is a test Yahoo Search interface which looks just like Google’s search results page. The post Yahoo Search Testing Google’s Search Results Design?

Columnist Andrew Shotland took on a client who’d lost rankings as a result of a site redesign.

Check out Google’s special logo for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. The post Google’s 2015 Martin Luther King, Jr.

With robust consumer holiday shopping, US paid search closed out 2014 with 11 percent growth year-over-year in Q4 ad spend, bouncing back from sluggish growth of just 2.1 percent in Q3 2014. The data, which comes from IgnitionOne’s quarterly report, shows that the growth surge was driven by…