When you hear the names Tesla, Einstein, Da Vinci or Earhart, what comes to mind? For me, these are people who pushed boundaries, didn’t settle and changed the world. In the end, what they really have in common is that they all produced “great work”

Posted by Danielle_Launders There’s a little secret we keep here in Seattle: it doesn’t actually rain all the time (we just want people to think that so we can keep the beautiful summers all to ourselves). Those of you who have been to a MozCon before are in on that secret; those of you who are joining us for MozCon 2017 on July 17–19 will soon find out! It can be hard coming to a new city and trying to find food and experiences off the beaten path, which is why Mozzers have come together to share some of their favorite places, both new and old, to help you make the most of your time in Seattle this summer. If you don’t have your ticket and don’t want to miss out on all the fun, grab yours now — they’re selling out! Buy my MozCon 2017 ticket Unfamiliar with MozCon and not sure what you’ll learn?

Happy Fourth of July, America’s Independence day. If you are wondering why the news is slow or your traffic seems dead, it is because today is a big US holiday. To celebrate, Google and Bing have special items on their home page..

Created in 1916 by President Woodrow Wilson, the U.S. National Park Service is often cited as America’s best idea

Today marks the birth of American independence. While it took collaboration, respect and strategic thinking to persuade Continental Congress to formally adopt the Declaration of Independence 241 years ago, the impact and importance will forever be remembered throughout history.

Today on Google’s home page worldwide and on the Bing UK home page are special tributes to the 140th anniversary of Wimbledon championships…

Rabin posted on Twitter “Google can and on many instances will rank a page for query even if the query is not present on that page. @methode #nobrainerfriday.” In which, Gary Illyes from Google responded to saying “true…

Posted by ronell-smith Are you ready to create emails that get replies? Well, it’s time to step away from the clickbait-y subject lines hawking insincere or insignificant promises, and instead deliver messages worthy of earning a response. Despite rumors to the contrary, asking for a reply or using email templates or sample letters is not the best path to ensuring your emails draw more than a yawn.

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…