This post was originally was originally published here by Moz. Without an organizing principle, a spreadsheet full of keywords is a bottomless to-do list. It’s not enough to know what your competitors are ranking for — you need to know what content is powering those rankings and how you’re currently competing with that content. Enter […]
This post was originally was originally published here on Search Engine Round Table. Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
This post was originally was originally published here by Search Engine Land. This now only helps expedite indexing but also bypassing crawling, reducing server resources necessary for being indexed by Microsoft Bing. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
On a micro level, each calendar entry also lists information about an individual content piece, such as: Topic Author Contributors Status Due date Format Channel Like this: Unlike an ideas backlog, which lists all content opportunities and ideas, a content… Read more ›
This post was originally was originally published here on Search Engine Round Table. Google has a bug with its Local Service Ads program where it may change your bid mode from “Maximize Leads” to “Max Per Lead.” Ginny Marvin from Google confirmed the issue yesterday afternoon and said “this is a bug that we are […]
This post was originally was originally published here on Search Engine Round Table. Technically, if you change your content based on the IPs or user agents visiting that piece of content, specifically giving GoogleBot different content than your users, that would be against Google’s cloaking policy and warrant a Google penalty. But based on the […]
This post was originally was originally published here on Search Engine Round Table. Google added a business selection drop down feature to the Google My Business contact us form. So now when you go to the contact us form in the Google My Business help section, it will ask you to select which business you […]