In May, Google moved the search results estimated count (the about X results) section to only display it after you click on the “tools” search option. Well, now, in some browsers, for some people, that results count is completely missing since last week. Google told us after it would not remove the site command from … Read more
This week’s Ask An SEO question comes from Mike in New York, who asks: “I have been creating affiliate blogs and niche websites throughout my 10 year career. Had some great successes and setbacks to share. But now I feel tired of it with Google also specifically targeting more of these types of websites in … Read more
Impactful SEO is rarely executed by a lone wolf. You need resources. You need buy-in from higher-ups – a CMO, head of product, or even CEO. But here’s the thing: those lengthy SEO documents outlining objectives, audiences, competitors, keywords, and that six-month Gantt chart vaguely detailing optimization projects – they’re not getting read. On the … Read more
Google seems to be testing moving the reports around in the Google Ads advertiser console. There is a bit of a debate amongst advertisers if this is a good change or not. PPCGreg who spotted this and posted about it on X, he wrote “minding my own business and Google decides to move everything around… … Read more
On a recent episode of Ask Googlebot, Google Search Advocate John Mueller discussed a concern many small business owners have. Businesses often work on launching a new website while still running their old site. Mueller was asked if owners must delete the old site when the new one goes live. Here’s what he advises. Navigating … Read more
Key Points The PESO model removes the traditional marketing silos, segmenting all the channels brands use into distinct groups. It aims to foster brand credibility, authority, thought leadership, and trust. It’s not working, though — PESO is too channel-focused. It shows you how to distribute, but doesn’t reveal what the audience actually wants or how … Read more
March 19, 2019 | Posted by The In Search SEO Podcast Don’t forget, you can follow the In Search SEO Podcast by subscribing on iTunes or by following the podcast on SoundCloud! The In Search SEO Podcast ‘Tip Share’ of the Week! How do you go about ensuring your SEO team … Read more
I’ve known Igal Stolpner for a long time now, he was doing SEO at Investing.com while based in Israel for over a decade, I met Igal at SMX Israel and he spoke on a few panels over the years then. He moved to the New York area over a year ago and founded his own … Read more
Before you start: if you’re unfamiliar with the principles of statistical SEO split-testing and how SplitSignal works, we’re suggesting you start here or request a demo of SplitSignal. First, we asked our Twitter followers to vote: The result of the votes on Twitter. This time the majority of our followers were RIGHT! Read further to find out why. The Case Study … Read more
SEO is performed much differently in the moving industry than in other industries. This is because different industries have different needs and requirements, and, as such, we need to approach SEO for moving companies much differently than we do for other areas of business. Let’s get started. Why Do Moving Companies Need SEO? When implemented … Read more
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