Posted by Tom-Anthony SEOs traditionally say that a specific search query can be classified as either navigational , informational , or transactional . The categories were originally published in 2002 in a peer-reviewed paper by Andrei Broder who worked for Altavista (remember them?!) at the time.

SEOs worldwide are busy working on their tasks. But every one of them are going to experience a major shift in the industry. It’s called machine learning

Learn the top 8 outdated content marketing practices you should be avoiding at all costs, so you know what not to do, in this post by Julia McCoy.

As we continue to try to understand the Google Panda changes as it is now part of the core algorithm…

Twitter now allows you to customize the length of time for running polls, as well as reveals how popular they’ve been since launching the feature. The post You Can Now Run Twitter Polls Anywhere From 5 Minutes to 1 Week appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

John Mueller in a Google+ hangout this morning said that with future Panda updates, since it is now part of the core algorithm, webmasters “probably wouldn’t see those kind of updates happening.” Meaning, webmasters might not notice future Panda updates…

As I keep trying to get the answer to what’s the difference now that Google added Panda into the core algorithm…

Technology stocks collectively lost billions of dollars in value on Friday following one of the darkest days on Wall Street so far in 2016. The stock market was down across the board on Friday, but stock that usually remain unaffected, such as Facebook and Apple, did not come out unscathed this time

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…