Back in December I blogged about the importance of local search, and promised a follow up post about Google’s new local ad product – Google Boost. Boost was initially launched in selected U.S. cities in October 2010 and rolled out across the rest of the U.S. in late January. It is now being [...]
It is the people who create content that have traditionally reaped internet marketing rewards and search engine love. People who have simply curated or “shared” other people’s content have tended to get less credit (with many notable exceptions, not least Google themselves).
Credit for Sharing
The rise of Twitter, Facebook and their counter parts is changing that. [...]
Change to Google SERP increases the visibility of the top 3 pay-per-click spots by about 30%…
Neil explained how you go about forecasting SEO through the using predictions gained by gauging the potential traffic, revenue etc available. The following headings describe how these predictions can be made.
The Business of Search: An insider perspective on the Search Engines. Live blogging from the #mancseo conference – 29th October 2010.
Google Analytics & SEO (focussed more around blogging) given to the Junior Chamber International (Edinburgh)
Google may getting a little too big for it’s boots. If I type something into the search box and hit enter then shouldn’t I at least be given the courtesy of being shown results what I’ve typed – the words I carefully considered for purpose? Well now Google seems to be manipulating search results in a hidden way by not telling me they had omitted a word from my search query until the bottom of the second page of results. Are they playing a sneaky game that could increase your advertising costs?
Page load times have been rumoured to be part of the Google Algorithm for a while now. We see what effect publishing a site onto a Wordpress CMS, deployed on a dedicated server, has on site speed as measured by Google.
This one has been on our to-do list since the day we re-launched our website back in March but we have finally added a page about our specific Edinburgh search engine optimisation services for those looking for assistance within the confines of our pleasant capital.
Try as I might to justify this purely in terms of being a website improvement, while those looking for an Edinburgh-based SEO company or wanting to improve their presence on Edinburgh terms will be enthralled by the new page you probably won’t be surprised to hear that one of the drivers for adding the page is to improve our rankings on the phrase “Edinburgh SEO“. So does this make the addition of this page ‘unethical’?
Tim, Ben and the most interesting of the bunch Joel joined the guys from FatBuzz on the 21st edition of their Social Media Podcast recently. Listen to us as we jump onto a range of topical bandwagons and chat about iPhone 4, Facebook privacy and advertising, Google Caffeine, SEO and a whole load of other interesting online-related things.
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