Google and Microsoft Bing agree to reduce pirated content from their search results in an agreement named the Voluntary Code of Practice. The post Google says no algorithm changes in new deal to demote pirated content in UK search results appeared first on Search Engine Land.

For those in the higher education vertical, columnist Pauline Jakober provides tips for making the most of your paid search campaigns. The post Dos and don’ts of PPC advertising for universities appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

In today’s content-busy world, curation can come as a huge time-saver. However, few people actually see any results from curating content, because they do it differently than everyone else. This post focuses on how you can excel at curating content for your social media pages

Imagine trying to sell Instagram to a venture capitalist back in 2010. “You see, the biggest problem with Facebook and MySpace is that there are too many words

Posted by Maryna_Samokhina The aim: T his post highlights SEO areas that need to be addressed and decided on before the website brief is sent to designers and developers.

We’ve got double the fun this week with a second #SEJLive session! Mindy Weinstein joined us, giving tips and tricks on creating engaging content for those less-than-exciting industries. The post SEJ Live: Mindy Weinstein on Engaging Content for “Boring” Industries by @rinadianewrites appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Google recently began showing list carousels even for top lists and such…

As you may remember, Wix is running an SEO her contest where a new site that ranks for the term [seo hero] can win $50,000. Recently, Wix put together a fun video where an SEO villain named Apocolinks has broken all the links in the world…

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…