5 Takeaways From Google’s Revised SEO Starter Guide

5 Takeaways From Google's Revised SEO Starter Guide

Google completely revamped their SEO Starter Guide in a way that shows five ways to create a focused webpage that inspires trust and a positive user experience. 1. Topic-Rich Links Being useful to readers is a practical approach to web content. The recent Google anti-trust trial revealed that user interactions are a strong ranking influence … Read more

Social Media Should Not Fall Under “Other Duties As Assigned”

Social Media Should Not Fall Under “Other Duties As Assigned”

The landscape of social media constantly changes, along with the functionality of individual platforms. Early in my social media career, Google+, Periscope, and Storify were all part of a social media manager’s vernacular. And as I look at the myriad of new platforms that have come out in the past year I wonder if I’ll … Read more

Google Retires Cached Site Links, Pushing Users Towards Internet Archive

Google Retires Cached Site Links, Pushing Users Towards Internet Archive

Google has officially retired the “cached” link feature that allowed users to access archived backups of websites. The cached links were a longtime staple of Google Search, functioning as a way to view unavailable or changed webpages. “It was meant for helping people access pages when way back, you often couldn’t depend on a page … Read more

7 Powerful Benefits Of Using PPC Advertising

7 Powerful Benefits Of Using PPC Advertising

It feels like Google drops new AI-integrated features into its flagship ad platform, Google Ads, every month. It doesn’t help that every other search engine also adopts AI features with their own spin. Despite the rapid change, search marketers can use new platform updates to stay ahead of the competition and be at the forefront … Read more

Do Keywords Still Matter?

Do Keywords Still Matter?

Are keywords still important today? Keywords – ranging from single words to complex phrases – are still instrumental in shaping website content to boost relevant organic search traffic and essential tools for connecting the target audience with your website. But just how much? Let’s explore. There is no short answer to this. If you ask … Read more

13 Lessons Learned From 13 Years Of Running Search London

13 Lessons Learned From 13 Years Of Running Search London

I have been running Search London, a networking event, for 13 years, and it has been so successful that it has become a major feature in the SEO conference calendar. I originally launched the event in October 2010, but I will be celebrating its 13th birthday on February 26th, 2024, in central London. I wanted … Read more

7 Google Ads Shortcuts For Better Results With Less Effort

7 Google Ads Shortcuts For Better Results With Less Effort

PPC management can suck up some major time if you’re focusing on elements that don’t matter, unnecessarily bloating your account, or skipping time-saving tools. These seven Google Ads shortcuts and features can help you win back some of that precious time. Not only will these help you save time, but they’ll also give you insights … Read more

WordPress Website Builder Vulnerability Affects Nearly 1 Million Websites

WordPress Website Builder Vulnerability Affects Nearly 1 Million Websites

A significant vulnerability has been patched in the Website Builder by SeedProd that has over 900,000 installations. This vulnerability, present in versions up to and including 6.15.21, poses a risk for unauthorized data modification on WordPress sites. Vulnerability Details: Missing Capability Check The vulnerability that was discovered is called a missing capability check within the … Read more

Changing URLs On Larger Sites Takes Time To Process

Changing URLs On Larger Sites Takes Time To Process

Someone on Reddit asked a question about making a sitewide change to the code related to a website with ten languages. Google’s John Mueller offered general advice about the pitfalls of sitewide changes and word about complexity (implying the value of simplicity). The question was related to hreflang but Mueller’s answer, because it was general … Read more

YouTube Announces 4 New Studio Features For Creators

YouTube Announces 4 New Studio Features For Creators

YouTube unveiled several new features for YouTube Studio offering creators more insights and customization for their channels. 1. Enhanced Research Tab Coming To Desktop Last year, YouTube Studio added an improved research tab on mobile, including content gaps for Shorts. The research tab gives creators a summary of what viewers are searching for on YouTube. … Read more

Google Updates Core Web Vitals With Interaction To Next Paint (INP)

Google Updates Core Web Vitals With Interaction To Next Paint (INP)

Google has announced that its new Interaction to Next Paint (INP) metric will officially replace First Input Delay (FID) as a Core Web Vital on March 12. INP measures when a user interacts with a page (e.g., clicking a button) to when the browser can render the changed pixels to the screen. It aims to … Read more

Google’s ‘Circle To Search’ Now Rolling Out To Select Android Phones

Google's 'Circle To Search' Now Rolling Out To Select Android Phones

Google has announced the rollout of a new search feature called “Circle to Search” that allows users to quickly look up information on their mobile devices with simple gestures like circling, highlighting, or scribbling. The feature is launching globally on the new Pixel 8 and 8 Pro phones and the Samsung Galaxy S24 series. With … Read more

Google’s Q4 2023 Earnings Reveal AI’s Growing Role In Search

Google's Q4 2023 Earnings Reveal AI's Growing Role In Search

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, announced its financial results for Q4 and the full year of 2023. Alphabet’s CEO, Sundar Pichai, was pleased with the company’s ongoing success. He pointed to gains in Google Search advertising, YouTube ad revenue, and demand for Google Cloud products and services. “We are pleased with the ongoing strength … Read more

Google Answers Question About Signals And Syndicated Content

Google Answers Question About Signals And Syndicated Content

Google’s John Mueller answered a question about what happens to the signals associated with syndicated content when Google chooses the partner as the canonical instead of the original content publisher. John’s answer contained helpful information about the murky area of ranking and syndicated content. The question was asked by Lily Ray (@lilyraynyc) on X (formerly … Read more

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