As we reported on Friday, Google has issued guidelines for bloggers who receive free products from companies.  Google’s advice is for bloggers to nofollow any links that they add to products they’ve received as ‘these links didn’t come about organically’. It may sound simple enough, but it raises a number of issues. These include: Is there a problem with bloggers providing links in return for free products?

Did you know that starting a few weeks ago, the Google Local Guides unlocked a special feature in the Google Maps app that let’s them not just add reviews but also add photos to their reviews…

Hollywood has taken over Silicon Valley by storm. It’s obvious that celebrity investment in apps is changing the investment industry. The post How Celebrity Investment in Tech is Changing the Industry by @ChristinaBaldas appeared first on Search Engine Journal

At the inaugural Ayima Insights digital marketing conference, Ayima co-founder Rob Kerry gave us his insights into how the field of search is currently developing, and what the future may hold in 2016 and beyond. Things were simpler back in the early days of online search

WordPress plugins help SEJ to run as smooth as possible so we can serve are readers better. Here are what’s on our arsenal as of the moment.

I’m in the process of finding a daycare. As a working parent, my lunches are spent perusing options on my phone as I eat my Jimmy Johns (sometimes Erberts & Gerberts if I’m feeling fancy). When I come to website that doesn’t render well, I leave

Posted by jennita Over the past 9 years, I’ve probably attended hundreds of marketing conferences.

The trick to escape the distraction addiction is not to escape technology.

A checklist of things you shouldn’t miss when doing an SEO audit of your e-commerce sites. The post 9 Things to Validate While Auditing E-Commerce Sites for SEO by @searchrook appeared first on Search Engine Journal .