If you want to improve your small business’s sales, you can go about it a lot of different ways. You can change the way you approach sales calls, you can focus on increasing online sales using SEO, or make use of any number of other strategies. Here are some thoughts about some of those options […]
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Voice search, Google Search Console change & GoDaddy integration Read More »
Within the Google Search Console, there is the ability to Fetch as Google and then submit the URL you fetched to the Google index for possible inclusion. In that submit feature, Google used to show how many URL submissions remained from a monthly quota. That limit notification no longer appears in the Search Console interface,
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You may have heard a voice search revolution is upon us. It seems a new article pops up every day saying marketers need to drop everything and get in line. Usage is up and rising, but does that mean more opportunities for marketers? Google Home My family of five in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois, has been using
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Barry Schwartz Barry Schwartz is Search Engine Land’s News Editor and owns RustyBrick, a NY based web consulting firm. He also runs Search Engine Roundtable, a popular search blog on very advanced SEM topics. Barry can be followed on social media at @rustybrick, +BarrySchwartz and Facebook. For more background information on Barry, see his full bio and
Google AdWords ticket sales, flight search, AMP changes & more Read More »
Configuring site search to mimic how visitors think and speak can go a long way to helping them find what they are looking for. That was the goal of Ask Jeeves. It launched in 1996 and shook up Internet search. Its objective was simple — to let people ask real questions, instead of entering specific
Search engine optimization, better known as SEO, has been around since the 1990s. More than two decades later, we still talk about optimizing for the likes of Google and Bing as ‘SEO’. The tactics may have evolved, the landscape may have changed, but the overarching principles remain the same – right? According to Chee Lo,
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In 2017, digital agency E2M published an animated infographic of Google’s biggest search algorithm updates from 2016, and this year the list has been updated to show some of the biggest updates from 2017. Google made several known updates to its algorithm last year, including some major changes that led to fluctuations in the rankings
