Google’s Webmaster Trends Analyst John Mueller reminds everyone “we make changes almost every day.” The post Google’s John Mueller Reminds: “We Make Changes Almost Every Day” by @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

As you know, yesterday I posted about the big Google algorithm ranking update and it seems to be getting a lot more attention this morning as SEOs and webmasters dig into their rankings and traffic this morning…

Multilocation businesses often have store locators, but many aren’t making the most of them. Columnist Adam Dorfman suggests ways to optimize your locator to provide a better user experience and increase conversions

The webmaster and SEO community, along with the automated Google tracking tools, all show strong signs that there was a Google algorithm ranking update. The post New, unconfirmed Google ranking update ‘Fred’ shakes the SEO world appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Columnist Bryson Meunier suggests that mobile page speed, while good for conversions and customer retention, might not be doing much for your mobile search rankings. The post Mobile page speed is important, but not (yet) for SEO appeared first on Search Engine Land

Google announced on their blog that they are making several updates to Google AdWords click-to-call ads.

A 360 degree company video is now emerging as a new video format that gives your viewers a total virtual experience that is unique. Learn more here. The post How to Strategize and Execute a 360-Degree Company Video by @seocompanymiami appeared first on Search Engine Journal

When I first heard Eric Yale from Forrester suggest at the Digital Summit conference that we live in a post digital world, I have to admit. I thought he was a bit nuts. Or just being sensational.

Today is International Women’s Day and our search engines, Google, Bing and others have themes up for the special day. The Google Doodle has several women showcased that have “made a mark in her own way,” Google said..

The topic of does Google’s ranking signals and algorithms different based on the query or searcher has been around for a while. I believe most algorithms are not query dependent but there are some signals that are specific to the type of query and the searcher information…