Entries for the 2015 US Search Awards are set to close Friday, July 17th, which means you still have over a month to send in your entry form. The post 2015 US Search Awards Entries Close July 17th: Get Your Submissions In! by @AkiLiboon appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

We know Matt Cutts, likely one of the most significant personalities at Google for webmasters, took leave just under a year ago and remains on leave today. Recently, Google confirmed his position has been replaced where someone, unnamed…

Did You Know: 66% of all emails are now opened on a mobile device? However, 75% of people who gets an email that isn’t mobile-optimized will just delete it. The post Why No One is Reading Your Emails on Mobile by @markjohnh appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Facebook has announced a new encryption feature that will secure email data from both hackers and government interference.

Three new elements join the table: Vertical Search, Direct Answers & HTTPS. Mobile & Structured Data among factors that get weight increases. The post The Periodic Table Of SEO Success Factors: 2015 Edition Now Released appeared first on Search Engine Land

Contributor Mark Traphagen discusses the relationship between organic search and reviews with New York Times bestselling author.

The Google mobile friendly update was one of the most talked about updates prior to it being released (well, Google doesn’t pre-announce stuff like this) and truth is, it was barely talked about after its release. Why…

Now on tap makes everything from text messages to social media posts searchable, and these new search capabilities could give apps the stickiness and functionality they’ve been missing.

What’s the good in writing a post that no one reads, particularly when your words are meant to help you deal with a reputation problem? Ban the skip with these 5 tips.

Though Google has warned people against link-building, it’s a helpful practice that many people fail to differentiate from link-scheming.