Tag: Google

Nowadays, majority of people looking up stuff on Google (or on their preferred search engine) use their mobile devices first and their desktop computers second. Google has announced that they have begun testing on a mobile-first search index. What this means is that Google’s index will prioritize crawling their mobile index to understand how or […]

In terms of progress, SEO is one of the most influential marketing channels in the world. The reason being is that SEO is one of most progressive fields in terms of innovation and updates. Google regularly makes changes to their algorithm to make SEO more rewarding for website owners or to weed out the black […]

It’s been a while since the last update but from September to October, the Penguin 4.0 update was rolled out and implemented everywhere. The roll-out affected a lot of people and many of them have been reporting recoveries from demotions from the older Penguin updates but I’d like to focus on the people who haven’t recovered. […]

SEO is one of the most progressive fields in the world. Everything about it is centered on change and if something refuses to improve, it is then deemed obsolete and dropped. That’s how the world of SEO goes and that’s why everything about it is bordering on the cutting edge. Just recently, Google updated its […]

Webmasters, SEO experts, and digital marketers are always looking for new and powerful SEO tools to make their jobs easier and help their clients reach more potential customers. There are a lot of tools out there, but some of them are not as good as others, and some require webmasters to pay a hefty fee […]

Google has been very clear about their feelings regarding unnatural links.  Their recent actions resounded deeply within the SEO community and have inspired a higher level of discourse around things like content, quality and scalability. In the wake of Penguin, most SEOs have abandoned their efforts with public blog networks, article galleries, link purchases, directory […]

For the longest time, search has been the biggest and most done activity in the internet. As we all know, the internet is a mega database of information and that information has to be sorted in an easy and convenient way. And so search came along. But now relationships through social networking is quickly catching up behind the biggest game in town.

It’s official. Google is incorporating page speed as a factor into it’s page ranking system. Any reason to panic?