Posted by Zoompf As we know well by now, the speed of a web page is very important from an SEO and user experience perspective . Faster pages have higher search engine ranks, and users will visit more pages and convert higher on a fast performing website. In short, the smart SEO professional needs to also think about optimizing for performance as well as content.
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web…
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the Web. The post SearchCap: Cortana On Tap, Google Map Maker Expands & Google Mobile Image Search appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article
We’ve covered the topic of social signals and Google way way too much. But since John Mueller of Google mentioned it in a hangout last week, I figured why not repeat what he said…
Tapping mobile potential doesn’t have to take sorcery. Don’t let your efforts to keep up create a fragmented customer experience.
Google research says yes, counting the ad format among negative ranking factors. However, Yelp’s CEO – and industry experts – remains skeptical of the company’s reasoning.
Google Image Search has added large buttons that let you filter your image searches with a press of a thumb on your mobile phone. The post Google Confirms Adding New Image Search Filter Buttons To Mobile appeared first on Search Engine Land
Join the SEJ Marketing Thinktank for a video webinar presentation by SEJ Founder, Loren Baker titled “How to Build Links Using Content Marketing & Blogger Outreach” on Septemeber 2nd, 2015 at 1 pm Eastern. The post Next #SEJThinkTank Webinar: How to Build Links Using Content Marketing & Blogger Outreach by @dantosz appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Following this guide will help ensure your next site redesign is built to please Google every step of the way. The post A Step-By-Step Guide to Pleasing Google With Your Next Site Redesign by @mattsouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal
What are the best practices surrounding mega menu navigation elements when it comes to SEO? Columnist Chris Liversidge lays it out