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Local Business – How to Add Posts to your Google Business Listing

June 23, 2024 by Jonti Bolles

Local Business – How to Add Posts to your Google Business Listing

Google completed the rollout of a new feature into the Google My Business (Maps, Places, GMB) accounts. You can now add Posts to your listing to have them reach a wider audience in Search. Posts can show up in both Maps and Search results. You can access the feature by logging in directly at Google […]

Filed Under: Google, How Tos and FAQs, Location Based SEM Tagged With: Google, seo

What SEOs Have Been Waiting For – Google’s Penguin Algo is Now Real – Time!

September 28, 2016 by Radames Ortiz

What SEOs Have Been Waiting For – Google’s Penguin Algo is Now Real – Time!

Another weekend and with it another major Google algorithmic update. What SEOs have been waiting for over two years has finally happened. Last Friday, September 23rd, Google announced Penguin 4.0 is now baked into its search core algorithm, Hummingbird  and is now real-time! So What is Google Penguin? According to Search Engine Land, “Penguin is […]

Filed Under: Google, How Tos and FAQs, Keeping up with the Search Engines, Latest News & Algorithm Updates, Marketing, SEO Fun, SEO Tools, Stats & Data Tagged With: algorithms, Google, seo

Session at PubCon Austin 2015 – Content Remarketing from Leads

April 21, 2015 by Jonti Bolles

Session at PubCon Austin 2015 – Content Remarketing from Leads

PubCon Austin 2015 was held during the beautiful Spring in Texas. One of the most informative sessions was the Increasing Your Leads and Sales With Content Remarketing by Damon Gochneaur of Aspiro Agency and Sean Dolan of PushFire. These guys provided well documented insights into remarketing advertising. Damon kicked off our session with describing what feels like a […]

Filed Under: Conferences and Events, Google AdWords, PPC Tools Tagged With: facebook, Google, PPC, sem

Panda Do’s and Don’t from Moz

December 6, 2014 by Jonti Bolles

It is not often that I see a clear and short video explaining complex ideas. Panda and Penguin algorithm updates from Google continue to confuse and perplex most people who are not directly in the SEO industry. Moz published a WhiteBoard Friday video outlining how to move forward with your website and content to make […]

Filed Under: Google, SEO Tools Tagged With: algorithms, Google

Schedule Your Reporting in the New Google Analytics

May 17, 2012 by Jennie Lane

Schedule Your Reporting in the New Google Analytics

They say change is a good thing, but it isn’t always easy. SEOs everywhere are experiencing the big change taking place with Google phasing out the old version of Google Analytics. It seems like Google is itching for the “old version” of Analytics to go away. The only way to even get to the old […]

Filed Under: Google, Google Analytics, Latest News & Algorithm Updates Tagged With: Google, Google Analytics, New Google Analytics, reporting, Web Analytics

Google Reorganizes Internal vs. External Backlinks

September 8, 2011 by Christine Pegg

Google Reorganizes Internal vs. External Backlinks

Google recently announced a change to how links are categorized in your Webmaster Tools. You may be familiar with how link data is categorized into two categories: links coming from other sites (external links) and links from within your site (internal links). Google says, “the update aims to better categorize these links in a way that more closely aligns with your idea of which links are actually from your site vs. from other sites.”

Filed Under: Google Tagged With: Google, Google Webmaster Tools, link building

The URL Debate: Underscore vs. Dash

August 19, 2011 by Christine Pegg

The URL Debate: Underscore vs. Dash

A common question in the SEO world has always been: What’s best to use in a URL, dashes or underscores? Do they make a difference to search engines and how our web sites rank?

According to Search Engine Land, Google and Bing handle dashes and underscores in URLs differently.

Filed Under: Google, Keeping up with the Search Engines Tagged With: Bing, Google, seo

Google Introduces Faster, New Way to Submit URLs Using “Fetch as Googlebot”

August 8, 2011 by Christine Pegg

Google Introduces Faster, New Way to Submit URLs Using “Fetch as Googlebot”

Google’s Webmaster Tools now features a new option to submit your new and recently updated URLs for indexing by Google. In order to submit a URL, first you have to fetch the URL as Googlebot. Once the URL has been fetched and deemed successful, Google will give you the option to submit that URL to their index. After submitting, your URL will be crawled by the Googlebot, usually within a 24 hour time frame. Once the URL has been crawled, it will be considered for inclusion in the Google index.

Filed Under: Google, SEO Tools Tagged With: Google, Google Webmaster Tools

Google Announces Places Changes

July 25, 2011 by Christine Pegg

Google Announces Places Changes

Google announced Thursday that Google Places pages have undergone a few very important changes. You’ll notice that third party reviews are now gone from Places pages. These changes come as a result of other consumer ratings websites like Yelp, Citysearch, and TripAdvisor claiming that Google was using their content without permission.

Places pages will still link to these third party sites for a more well rounded search experience but only after showing Google user reviews. Google will no longer integrate the actual reviews from any other consumer rating websites into the page or the Place rating system.

Filed Under: Google, Latest News & Algorithm Updates, Location Based SEM Tagged With: Google, google places, sem, seo

The Posts feature in Google Places for Local Promotion

December 14, 2010 by Jonti Bolles

In the new era of micro messaging, Google has added Posts to the Google Places listing tools. Think of this as a small welcome or featured message to your clients and to promote your business. If you haven’t see this yet, Google Places is the newest version of Local or Google Map type listings. Once […]

Filed Under: Google, Location Based SEM, Marketing Tagged With: Google, honest SEO, personalized search, search, seo

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