google: Clarification on Significant Google Algorithm Changes
- 04/10/15 04:55 AM
Google has recently announced a new update to their search algorithm which will strongly favor mobile-friendly compatibility. To be released on April 21, 2015, this update has been described by Google itself as “significant” and is widely anticipated to be just that. With the mobile revolution in full swing, it comes with no surprise that Google is moving in a direction that will further reward websites with high levels of mobile responsiveness. At Strategic Internet Marketing Corp, we pay close attention to such updates, and tailor our client’s search engine optimization (SEO) strategies accordingly. Google is by far the largest search engine and sets … (1 comments)
Well, after less than a day, I am officially addicted to Google+. But, being the social networking addict that I am, I needed a way to share my Google+ posts on Facebook and twitter. Here is a quick way to add your Google+ posts to both Facebook and Twitter at the same time. Create a circle and name it ‘ShareFB+Twitter’ (or anything else that you want). Go to your mobile page on Facebook and then copy/paste your personalized upload email as a new ‘connection’ in Google+ and then add that connection to your new ‘ShareFB+Twitter’ circle.
For Twitter, … (6 comments)
google: How to Take Control and Achieve Top 10 Google Results
- 06/09/11 08:49 AM
How would you like to get MORE free traffic to your website from the search engines? How would you like to easily CONVERT that traffic into customers? Many real estate agents spend THOUSANDS of dollars to SEO, SEM, SMM and SMO 'experts' only to wind up on page 50 of Google SERPs (Search Engine results pages). OR worse, they get random, non-targeted PAID traffic that does nothing more but increase the bounce rate of their site. The results are nothing more than dismal to say the least. Internet marketing, done properly, is proven to increase leads and profits for smart real … (5 comments)
google: Getting Indexed properly in Google
- 12/08/08 08:38 AM
No matter what type of information your website presents, it is important to get your website properly indexed by Google. While there are many other search engines on the web, Google holds the lead for searches at 71.86% as of October 2008 (Source: Hitwise). To get properly indexed, you have to take into consideration two main methods used by Google to index the internet; crawling and indexing. The Googlebot is a robot used by Google to crawl the internet and find new and updated pages to index. There are two crawler versions used by Google; the Freshbot and the Deepbot. The … (10 comments)
google: Goodbye to Google Ranking
- 11/18/08 06:23 AM
The days of Googling your keywords to measure the effectiveness of your SEO strategy are coming to an end. According to Bruce Clay of PubCon, there will be big changes in ranking. In the name of Top Shelp Organic SEO, Google will be tuning into the specific behaviors of individual users to serve up more customized results. What this means to the end-user is better results and less spam. What does this mean to SEO professionals? Well, for the good ones it means more business. For those that have been concentrating on ranking without any reference to traffic, bounce rates and … (3 comments)
google: Google Phishing Alert!
- 07/09/08 12:40 PM
Just a few minutes ago I received an email from a colleague asking me if I knew anything about his Google Adwords account being deactivated. He forwarded me the email he received and after about 30 seconds I realized it was a Phishing email. At first glance however, it looks very authentic.
But three things gave this email away:
Number 1. It was sent from the future. Number 2. It wasn't sent to anyone at all. Number 3. When you hover over the link in the email, it doesn't go to Google.
Google has recently announced a new update to their search algorithm which will strongly favor mobile-friendly compatibility. To be released on April 21, 2015, this update has been described by Google itself as “significant” and is widely anticipated to be just that. With the mobile revolution in full swing, it comes with no surprise that Google is moving in a direction that will further reward websites with high levels of mobile responsiveness.
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