In September of last year, when Google Hummingbird was officially announced, Matt Cutts said that it would affect 90% of all searches, albeit in a subtle way. Considering that Google handles more than 3.5 billion searches every day, this means Google Hummingbird affects more than 3.15 billion of them.
Not exactly an inconsequential update.
Read more
Your Google Algorithm Cheat Sheet: Panda, Penguin, and Hummingbird
This article was syndicated from Moz.com by Marie Haynes : Your Google Algorithm Cheat Sheet: Panda, Penguin, and Hummingbird
If you're reading the Moz blog, then you probably have a decent understanding of Google and its algorithm changes. However, there is probably a good percentage of...Is SEO Dead?
I guess if Google is dead, than SEO would be dead, but we have just scratched the surface to the importance of why optimization is alive and well. The methods of old might be dead, but not true optimization. ...
Read more
Neat Tricks when using Google
Google has an arsenal of tricks that many of us don't know about to make our lives fun and easier. Check out the helpful hints and tricks in this
...
Read more
How Does Google Rank Local Results?
How do Google Local Listings/Map Listings Rank in Google? This is the subject of many that wonder how they get their business to show up in the first 7 spots in local results. Google does a great job telling us from their point of view how it works.
Read more
Google Local – Questions Answered
Q. How can I search for the google + page on Google?
A. Go to Google.com and search for the "company name google+". Example Contractor Website Services google+
...
Read more
Google Plus Embeds
Google Plus Embeds
http://en.support.wordpress.com/google-plus-embeds/
https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/106915571022662539232/+GoogleRichSnippets/posts/bd3b9zaERoV
Great video on the past and future of search engines.
Search Engine Ranking Factors – 2013
The big question we hear every minute of the day - How is my website doing in the search engine rankings? We teach our clients better ways to ask that type of question, because as we know...