Search Engine Optimization: Keyword Placement
One of the most common mistakes that beginning search engine optimization (SEO) content writers typically make is
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Scroogle Closes Doors – Where Next for Private Search?
As reported by BetaBeat and other sources, the public’s desire for greater privacy when performing search engine queries took another blow yesterday when Daniel Brandt, owner of the non-profit search engine Scroogle, announced that his website would be taken down and “gone forever” due to a number of crippling DDOS attacks and relentless pressure from Google.
“Right To Be Forgotten” Claims It’s First Wikipedia Link
Back in May, the Court of Justice of the European Union backed the concept of the “right to be forgotten.” The ruling meant that Google is now responsible for deleting links to data that’s considered “inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant” whenever a member of the public requests it to be done.
Right Now, Internet Use is at an All-Time High
Have you been thinking about revamping your website, updating your SEO or running an online ad campaign? Maybe you just aren’t sure when to start or if it even matters whether or not you act quickly. You know it’s something you want to do eventually, but you’re not feeling much urgency and you’ve been putting it off.
Revitalizing Your Blog with Alternative Content Types
You’re a serious blogger. With a background in technical writing and journalism, you supply your readers with a daily dose of thoughtfully-written, highly valuable, easily-actionable content, and you take pride in the fact that you accomplish this task with nothing more than good ole’ fashioned words (and a few pictures, just to keep with the times).
Research an Article in 20 Minutes
Taking the time to thoroughly research the topic that you intend to write an article on is likely a major part of the overall time required to complete the project. If you approach researching the topic without the proper methodology, you may find yourself wasting hours doing unnecessary searching.
Report: Online Ads Getting Record Results
Record-breaking numbers may be on the way for tech companies that run online ads, reports claim, as the numbers for the final quarter of last year are about to be released. These include giants like Google, Amazon and Facebook, though they also include numerous smaller companies.
Report: 90% of businesses use content marketing
Content marketing is incredibly important across a variety of industries. Online content can include blog posts, white papers, e-books, press releases, social media posts and much more. Some reports have found that 90 percent of companies have a plan in place to use at least some of these content marketing tactics. Many companies use all of them simultaneously.
Remember That SEO Goes Beyond Google
Your search engine optimization tactics likely focus almost extensively on Google. It’s a natural move for most businesses, as Google has the biggest market share. After all, some reports credit Google with as much as 90 percent of organic traffic. Even if you debate that exact statistic — it can differ depending on the study and the year — it is still clear that Google is the industry leader.