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Category: Search Engine Optimization

Boost Your Blog’s SEO: A Quick Guide to Optimizing for Search Engines

Search engine optimization (SEO) is about making your content easy for search engines like Google to understand and rank highly in results. Blog SEO specifically focuses on optimizing blog posts and overall blog structure for better rankings and visibility. Optimizing your blog for SEO is crucial for driving more qualified traffic from search engines. Higher […]

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Search Engine Optimization: How to Rank Number One on Google

Search engines are a gateway to visibility. Countless people perform searches online every day, and we do it without even thinking about much of the time. If we want to know something, we type in a query and are instantly provided with millions of websites that will help provide the answer. This sort of visibility […]

Is More Content Really Not Better For Google Rankings?

Case studies are important to businesses and a variety of industries. They all us to generate new ideas. They are niche-specific, they position your brand as authoritative, provide social proof and can help explain how problems are solved. Sterling Sky was able to work with a local personal injury lawyer who previous had 50 service […]

Google Shopping Is Now Free Globally

On September 30, Googled made an announcement that the company is expanding Google Shopping listings globally for free. According to the Google Merchant Center page: “Today we announced that we’re bringing free listings to the Shopping tab in countries across Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Just as we don’t charge sites to be part of […]

Local Businesses Can Highlight COVID-19 ‘Health & Safety’ Measures With Google My Business

A new set of ‘heath & safety’ businesses attributes tied to COVID-19 have been rolled out by Google, and began to appear on September 9 for some people. The attributes will clarify and provide reassurance to customers that there are safety protocols that can be taken advantage of in the pandemic. More and more health and safety […]

Eli Schwartz On Google Panda Gutting A Site’s Traffic

Eli Schwartz spoke with Barry Schwartz (no relation….the last names are a coincidence) last December at Barry’s office, and managed to get most of the conversation on camera. Eli talked about the day he worked at a company in 2011 and Google Panda had come out. Overnight, the company saw 70 to 90% of traffic […]

Google May 2020 Core Update Rolling Out

On May 4, Google announced that it is rolling out a new core update, the May 2020 core update. This is the second core update of the year. The first core update was in January 2020. This means that it has been about three months since the last update, where Google historically has released a […]

Google Search Console Now Supports SpecialAnnouncement Schema

In an announcement on May 5, Google has included some special announcements in the company’s Performance report and has added a Special Announcements Enhancement report to Search Console. Google’s Rich Results Test tool also now supports SpecialAnnouncement markup. The Special Announcements Enhancement report will display warnings, errors and valid pages for markup implemented on your site. The Search […]

Martha Van Berkel Talks About Structured Data

Martha van Berkel runs a company named Schema App and is a schema and structured data maven. In a video interview between Martha and Barry Schwartz, they spoke about that topic. The two spoke about the growth of structured data adaption and how much Google is relying on the markup these days. Not only that, they talked […]

Screaming Frog Releases SEO Spider Version 12.0

Screaming Frog, a search marketing firm, has released version 12.0 of its popular SEO Spider tool on October 22. In this update, you’ll find PageSpeed Insights integration, auto-saves for database storage mode and a customizable GUI, along with other improvements. Website crawler tools are a valuable resource for analyzing sites, understanding how search engine crawlers navigate […]