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Category Archives: Search Engines
Stop whining about Google’s “Penguin” update. You got caught cheating on a test, failed the class, and your GPA tanked. Now you want to pretend it never happened? Sorry, anyone who’s ever gone to high school knows it takes years of strong grades to bring that GPA back up.
Twitter’s mobile version (m.twitter.com) is showing up in Google search results. This could mean a HUGE canonicalization/SEO problem for Twitter. There’s been talk of Twitter pages taking a big hit in Google SERPs lately. Is this part of the reason?
It’s no easy task to provide high-quality content week in and week out. That’s what it boils down to. Great content. But content is a tricky thing.
Google just announced that they’ve made some “upgrades” to their results pages: “more and better search refinements” (those “related searches” terms at the bottom of the search results page) and “longer snippets.” I see two interesting developments here. 1) It seems that Google just opened the door for SEOs to exploit “related searches” terms. On
In the world of Search Engine Optimization, only one thing really matters: relevance. It sounds simple, but there’s a catch: a website is always relevant. It’s just a matter of finding out to whom and how many.
