We recently spotted Google testing the search bar navigation on the left hand side and now Google is testing different search filters on the left side bar. These are for product related queries that let you filter by feature, brand, department, size, etc.
Both email marketing and blog content creation have their merits. In this post, we examine the two approaches with several different factors in mind
“We don’t have enough content on the website. We need to publish 100 pages per month.” That is typically what I hear from the C-suite and across departments when they hire an SEO director for the first time at an enterprise company. Content has long been considered the holy grail of SEO – continually sought after but difficult to grasp intent, relevance and trust.
Learn how to create a well-coordinated SEO brief that will seamlessly connect your marketing teams, elevate your content program, and outperform your competitors. The post How We Create The Perfect SEO Brief That Aligns Teams & Beats Competition [Webinar] appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
“Why is that business outranking mine?” This has to be the commonest local search FAQ, and a worthwhile answer to it will always require real analysis.
Explore the various SERP features that could affect the way your business appears to your target audience. The post What’s In A SERP? Google Search Results & Features You Need To Know appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Ready to see how your website will hold up Google’s next algorithm change? Market Brew’s search engine modeling platform helps you see future SERP positions
Google’s John Mueller said when it comes to reindexing and resubmitting your web pages to Google Search – Google does it on its own. You do not need to resubmit your pages each time you update the content, Google will figure it out.
At Google I/O the company announced a new Shopping Ad feature to showcase your loyalty programs directly in Google Search. Well, that feature might be out in the wild now, for Target and other retailers.