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Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)
The days when optimising websites for Google was a matter of making some text adjustments, adding meta data and building backlinks are long gone. These traditional methods are not redundant however. They still have a role to play, but the internet’s constant evolution means that ever more factors need to be taken into account for companies that want to be found on the web. [Read On]
Organisations should consider mobile search when developing their strategy for search engine optimisation (SEO) campaigns, according to a new report. xAd, a leading mobile-local ad network in the USA, made the recommendation in its more recent quarterly Mobile-Local Search Stats report. [Read On]
Search engine optimisation (SEO) is the top source of leads for B2B and B2C marketers, according to a new report. Online marketing agency Webmarketing123 says in its 2011 State of Digital Marketing Report that SEO outperforms both pay-per-click (PPC) and social media marketing in terms of lead generation. [Read On]
Bing has come to the rescue of web professionals by publishing a list of its top 18 things to know about search engine optimisation (SEO). We’ll investigate three of their top tips in this blog post. [Don’t underestimate the power of Bing. It recently came out on top over Google in a survey looking at the relevancy of search results.] [Read On]
Your website design is perfect, your content is super SEO-friendly, the next thing you should be considering is link building. Link-building is like an ‘online kick back’ for your website. Increase the number of other websites that link back to your site, and higher you will climb in Google’s search rankings. [Read On]
Google’s rumoured plans to launch a new interface could have major implications for SEO agencies. The search engine giant is currently testing out infinite scrolling, which is designed to make searching quicker and more easily for users. [Read On]
Technology research giant Gartner has released its smartphone sales report for the first quarter of 2011 and the figures are striking: Android sales represent more than a third of global smartphone sales for that time period. In total, an impressive 36% of smartphones sold are driven by the Android operating system. [Read On]
Google’s Panda update continues to shake up the online industry as figures released this week reveal that even the mighty Microsoft – Google’s biggest rival – has suffered as a result of its search rankings crackdown. Search Metrics, the search analytics organisation, has released figures showing the top 20 losers and winners following Panda’s release in the UK last week. [Read On]