Google’s Domain Diversity Change Broadens the Field for Search Results
By waqid | June 14, 2019
Domain Diversity Launch Limits the Number of Results per Domain Have you ever searched for a product or service and had the first page monopolized by a single domain? Maybe you’ve searched for a particular service and the
What We Know So Far About Google’s June 2019 Core Update
By waqid | June 10, 2019
Google Announces a Core Update for the First Time Google announced the June 2019 Core Update with a simple tweet from the Search Liaison Twitter account on June 2. This marks the first time Google has ever announced a
Google to Secure Search for Ad Clicks
By waqid | April 28, 2014
Recent Changes in Google Search Last week, Google announced that they are expending secure search to clicks on paid ads, switching all searches to encrypted searches. Until recently, AdWords advertisers have gotten
Get your Panoramio Photos on Google Maps
By waqid | July 26, 2013
How to Get Your Photos on the New Google Maps The new Google Maps uses Panoramio to add photos to locations around the globe, integrating Google Earth data and many other new features. Are you curious how these pictures
Google Local Now Asks Searchers to Report Incorrect Phone Numbers Immediately After Call
By waqid | June 21, 2013
Google has recently given searches the option to report whether or not a business’s phone number is correct immediately after calling a business from their Google map or local listing. Anyone that’s ever had problems
Facebook’s New Graph Search to Replace Google
By waqid | January 17, 2013
Today Facebook announced the launch of a new search tool called “ Graph Search”. This tool is expected to take a nice bite out of Google’s search engine traffic, but it probably poses the biggest threat to
Responsive Mobile Websites New Standard for Google and Mobile SEO Practices
By clickedsolutions | August 02, 2012
On June 7th, Google finally gave the world some more insight into what type of mobile website design its mobile crawler prefers. Disagreements over whether a dedicated mobile site separate from the regular site is better