In this week’s Ask An SEO, discover trusted SEO resources and experts to follow for accurate and reliable information. Don’t get misled by contradictory advice. The post Ask An SEO: What Are The Best Resources To Learn SEO And Who Are The Best People To Follow Online For Good Advice

Keep your marketing team motivated with these creative ideas. From incentives to unique perks, discover how to boost morale and productivity. The post 10 Creative Ways To Motivate Your Marketing Team appeared first on Search Engine Journal

Instagram prioritizes shareable content in rankings and reveals that the sends-to-reach ratio is key for improved visibility. The post Instagram Algorithm Shift: Why ‘Sends’ Matter More Than Ever appeared first on Search Engine Journal

Google’s Gary Illyes shares an unconventional but valid method for centralizing robots.txt rules on CDNs. The post You Don’t Need Robots.txt On Root Domain, Says Google appeared first on Search Engine Journal

Google’s Gary Illyes explains what smalls sites can do to outcompete Reddit and big brand websites The post Google Shows How To Beat Reddit & Big Brands appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

When it comes to building content that helps you achieve your SEO objectives, ”good” isn’t good enough. Your content has to be tailor-made to achieve your goals. It has to target the right keywords for the right audiences, supply the best information to satisfy the intent behind the queries, and help guide your audience to where they need to go next

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. The Google Search Console delays do not mean there is an unconfirmed core update rolling out…

Another rumor coming out of the Google Search Console reporting delays is that this is some sort of unconfirmed update is rolling out. Well, that is not the case at all. John Mueller of Google said this is not a core update or even an unconfirmed core update.

Rand Fishkin has come out with his 2024 edition of the Google zero click study and it shows that in the US, zero clicks are now at 58.5%, which is down from 65% in 2021. The study says about 37% of Google searches lead to no action, 21.4% lead to another Google search and 41.5% lead to a click.

Google Search has a new shopping-related carousel named “current styles.” This shows up for some shopping-related queries, and if you search for a product, it might show you style variations that may be trending.