Yesterday news came out that the single most popular third-party piece of SEO software was vulnerable to a serious blind SQL injection attack. Yoast’s WordPress SEO plugin that is reportedly used by 14 million SEO blogs was vulnerable…

Google seems to be rolling out the new mobile interface where they show Googley colored line separators in the mobile search results. The post Google Mobile Multi-Colored Line Separators Now Live appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article

When Google released the well overdue Penguin 3.0 back in October of last year, we thought that would bring a faster running and more regularly and frequently updated refreshes to the algorithm…

Enterprise SEM can be a sprawling operation, but columnist Ted Ives suggests an organizational framework to keep it in hand. The post Taming The Beast Of The Messy Enterprise SEM Campaign appeared first on Search Engine Land

A couple year ago, Google released best practices on how to make AJAX crawlable for search engines. But as I covered last week at Search Engine Land…

Google testing a new local pack in the web search results that display not just maps, but also logos and pictures of the business listing. The post Google Local Pack Displaying Logos In Web Search Results appeared first on Search Engine Land

We have great insight for you today, touching social media strategy for small and large organizations. The post 5 Social Media Strategy Tips From #SEJSummit Speaker Lissa Duty by @wonderwall7 appeared first on Search Engine Journal

Brands who are actively working to improve their natural search have a deep well of growth potential coming into 2015.

Google’s mobile-friendliness update is coming this April, but should you be rushing to make your site mobile-friendly? Columnist Bryson Meunier explains how to estimate the impact on your site. The post How Much Traffic Will You Lose From The Upcoming Mobile SEO-Pocalypse?

If you haven’t heard the word “content marketing” around the office lately, you’ve most likely been on vacation. In the world of online business, content marketing is quickly becoming one of the most overused terms in the industry