Identifying duplicate content issues is a crucial part of your SEO audit. Here’s what you need to check for and how to do it. The post How to Check for Duplicate Content During an SEO Audit via @BrianHarnish appeared first on Search Engine Journal

Thin content and how content is organized sitewide are some of the factors that can impact rankings. Learn more about content-related audit items here. The post How to Evaluate Content Length in an SEO Audit via @BrianHarnish appeared first on Search Engine Journal

The top 100 YouTube search queries of the year are revealed in a study examining the search volume of over 800 million keywords. The post Top YouTube Searches This Year via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Facebook is expanding Messenger’s screen sharing capability, first available on desktop, to the iOS and Android mobile apps.

When conducting an SEO audit, you also have to look at some page-level elements of your website. Here’s how to evaluate them. The post 9 Page-Level Factors to Assess as Part of Your SEO Audit via @BrianHarnish appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Your domain name can indirectly impact your SEO performance.

Your domain name can indirectly impact your SEO performance. Learn the top domain-related factors you should be auditing and how to do it right. The post SEO Audit Checklist: 11 Domain Factors You Must Evaluate via @BrianHarnish appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Google has been busy testing different variations of related searches interfaces at the bottom of the Google search results. Now Google is testing them with the magnifying glass icon but in a shaded blue background.

There has been chatter recently, with some data backing it up from the data tool provider RankRanger, that Google has stopped showing a nice percentage of rich results and how-to / FAQ schema rich results in the search results.