Category Archives: Technical SEO
Google Algorithmic Penalties DO Still Exist
The Technical SEO Renaissance: a brilliant post from Mike King
.htaccess Wizard for SEO
SMX Advanced: Panda, Penguin, RankBrain, and AMP
In this year's keynote at SMX Advanced, Gary Illyes from Google shed light on a number of topics surrounding Google search.
Panda updates: the updates still happen very slowly, and it takes months to roll out each update. It's not real-time yet, but apparently the update process is continuous.
Penguin updates: no timeline on … Continue Reading ››
Lesson of the day: never assume a damn thing
On my website, I display a map of where my clients are, all over the world. Mostly because I like messing around with Google Maps via the Maps Javascript API--it's really powerful and you can do some really cool things with it.
All of a sudden, my map went wonky. The markers would all show, … Continue Reading ››
Penguin Data Update Yesterday
Say Goodbye to Not Provided
Google Webmaster Tools newly-announced Search Analytics brings with it a rescue from the dreaded [not provided] debacle of the past 3 1/2 years.
Google's talking about "more precise data" etc. in the new Search Analytics report--referring to the massive data issues in the old Top Queries and Top Pages reports in Webmaster … Continue Reading ››
Moz Whiteboard Friday: Panda Optimization
New Company Info Pulldown in Google SERPs
Google is now showing a little pulldown to the right of the website URL in their search results. When you click the pulldown, you get a synopsis of the company or organization.
In the admittedly limited testing … Continue Reading ››