You’ve probably visited a few blogs and websites that made you think, “this information is great, but haven’t I heard this before?” In order to give relevant content to their users without spending a lot of time or resources, many sites copy and paste content from other authoritative sites, leaving a citation as the only clue that the content isn’t original.
Matt Cutts, head of Google’s search spam team, has added yet another video to his series in which he instructs site owners and search engine optimizers on how to stay within Google’s quality guidelines and avoid having various pages, or your entire website, penalized in your search engine results.
A new report published on Shareaholic indicates that traffic referrals from many social media sites, especially Twitter,
Matt Cutts, Google’s chief of battling search spam, is back with yet another video to tell us a simple but important search engine optimization (SEO) tip. Today’s tip concerns meta descriptions and the best ways to use them. A meta description, of course, is a brief description of the contents of a given web page.
If you own or operate a small online business you would be wise to consider promoting it through the use of Pinterest, according to a recent report published by Piqora. In fact, the report suggests that a pin is a more a powerful way of driving sales than either Facebook posts or tweets on Twitter.
New data published by comScore suggest that there was little change in the overall October search engine market share percentages between September and October of this year. More specifically, Google remained perfectly steady while Bing made some small incremental gains and Yahoo declined slightly.
