Today’s post will outline why you should start with email marketing and how to make sure you’re getting the biggest impact from your emails.

Has Google really rolled out the mobile friendly update? As of now, very few signs say so but it might have just started about an hour ago.

It seems like after waiting 24 hours, Google may have just started to change the mobile search results to factor in the mobile friendly update…

Want to understand how Bing ranks and shows data on images within Bing Image search? The post Bing Shares How Their Image Search Algorithm Works; Adding 59% Of Images On The Web Have Duplicates appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article

Google’s desktop search results can be jazzed up with Emoji characters, at least for now. The post Google Now Shows Emoji Characters On Desktop Results But Doesn’t Let You Search By Them Like Bing appeared first on Search Engine Land

Google is getting really good at determining which links to a website are naturally earned and which ones are either paid endorsements or links that were obtained by offering some kind of incentive.

Columnist Matthew Barby shares this handy primer on local search engine optimization. The post Local SEO: How To Rank Your Local Business appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article

In this article, you will find out why you should use hashtags, how to use them effectively, and how to find the best hashtags to use and analyze them. The post How to Rock Hashtags (And Why You Should) by @olgasemrush appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Posted by Dr-Pete Even clinging to the once towering bridge, the only thing Kayce could see was desert. Yesterday, San Francisco hummed with life, but now there was nothing but the hot hiss of the wind. Google’s Mobilegeddon blew out from Mountain View like Death’s last exhale, and for the first time since she regained consciousness, Kayce wondered if she was the last SEO left alive

Posted by Dr-Pete Even clinging to the once towering bridge, the only thing Kayce could see was desert. Yesterday, San Francisco hummed with life, but now there was nothing but the hot hiss of the wind. Google’s Mobilegeddon blew out from Mountain View like Death’s last exhale, and for the first time since she regained consciousness, Kayce wondered if she was the last SEO left alive.