So, Matt Cutt’s panel at SMX West (San Jose) is over. It has been so insightful that search marketers are already looking into new directions and strategies for their efforts. Lot of information was shared by the Google Engineer today and here’s a summary of the most important take away points that every SEO must [...]
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December 11, 2012: Another Google Panda Update?
Looks like there’s a significant amount of SEO seismic activity as we speak. Activity was noted couple of days back on December 5th, and today (December 11th, 2012) there is more. Mozcast details. SERPs details. Also, there’s activity reported in Web Master World forums. If these reported activities turns out real, this might be the [...]
Looking back at SEO in 2012
I think we’re at the middle of a major transition in Search. An evolution, so to speak. 2012 was all about cleaning up, improving quality and moving on from the old school ways. Updates came in one after the other, bringing a lot of clarity to the SEO community. Some metrics that were “possibly” affecting [...]
Top SEO Articles & thoughts on Online Marketing this week
With the changing SEO landscape, the webmaster community is pretty much unanimous in acknowledging the fact that today’s SEO is vastly different from what had been practiced earlier couple of years ago. There were several articles that got my attention this week. Here are a few. 1. Is Google trying to punish SEO? This article [...]
Search Engine Updates: October 7 – 14
So, here is a round up of all search activities and major updates from the search engine world for the week of October 7 – 14, 2012. Google rolled out mod_pagespeed – takes it out of beta. Google wants every webmaster to speed up their pages. We’ve seen instances where Google search team had mentioned [...]
