Columnist Pratik Dholakiya shares the 16 technical SEO issues he sees most frequently. Even the most experienced SEO professionals can sometimes overlook these common issues! The post 16 common on-site SEO mistakes you might be making right now appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article
Google makes another attempt at allowing users to save their search results to a single location. The post Google adds new ‘save’ & bookmarking feature, which you can access in a new hamburger menu appeared first on Search Engine Land
Google’s John Mueller said that if you are redirecting users based on them having an iOS device or an Android device…
As you know, Google is working on a brand new look and feel and much more in a beta Google Search Console release where we posted screen shots. We even shared the beta URL, if you are in the beta the URL will work, if not, it won’t..
Lately, there’s been a big push for adding humor and personality into B2B marketing. I’m all for it—not only does it play into my natural strengths, it means that B2B marketers can bring more creativity and fun into their day-to-day. It may be hard to cast off the idea that we on the B2B side have to be buttoned-down, professional, and above all, inoffensively bland
There were a few tweets that caught my eye the other day from @ppchubbub and @dannayroberts that show off Google AdWords ads that really start to look more and more like the organic listings. The only real difference is the ad label…
Google loves XML Sitemaps, it gives their bots an easy way to discover all your content. Even better, it gives webmasters a way to see how many of their URLs in their sitemap file were indexed and which URLs were not…
Google’s John Mueller said on Twitter that going capital or lower case does not matter much when it comes to setting the country-region code in your XML sitemap files. He said either “en-US” OR “en-us” are perfectly fine to use…
Posted by jcar7 In the nearly three years the MeetEdgar blog went live, we’ve published more than 250 posts, written over 300,000 words, searched for hundreds of .gifs, and used our own tool to share our content 2,600 times to over 70,000 fans on social media. After all that work, it seems silly to share a post just once. Nobody crumples up an oil painting and chucks it in the trash after it’s been seen one time — and the same goes for your content