The SEO industry never stands still. This is especially true in this last, extremely turbulent month of SEO.
I like to read what my peers have to say about the world of search engine optimization because it helps to keep me up-to-date and ensures I don’t fall into any bad habits.
This month we’re looking at the rise and fall of .edu links, the importance of text analysis and orphaned pages, and a lot more.
As always, leave your comments below if you have questions.
It’s been an eventful month for the SEO community, culminating in one of the largest algorithm updates of the last 12 months. As ever, nothing stands still. I feel you need to keep one eye on the future of SEO and where Google is heading and to help me do that, I like to run tests and collect data and form my own opinions.
I also like to read articles from around the SEO community that keep me up-to-date as well as reminding me of some of the basics, so I don’t pick up bad habits. These are the articles that have offered me something these last 4 weeks or so. Enjoy.
Plenty of SEO news to mull over this month. Mobile first indexing is impacting rankings (finally) and voice search for local SEO is making waves. If you’re not on top of that you’re missing an opportunity.
Down to business.
These are the blogs that caught my attention this last month or so.
As always, I’ve tried to include a mix of more advanced SEO news with some blog posts that focused on the basics. There’s always a snippet you can get from reading other SEOs, even on some of the fundamentals.
If you have an opinion feel free to share it in the comments below. (more…)
Welcome to June’s news round-up from the world of SEO. These are some of the blog posts that have grabbed my attention this last month that offer insight or actionable content. SEO is never standing still and to keep up I enjoy reading and listening to other community members, who I respect because it helps me keep my finger on the pulse. It’s also good to revisit some of the basics from time-to-time to make sure you’re not picking up bad habits.
This month we’re going to be exploring Google penalties, estimating revenue from the featured snippet, technical SEO for mobile-first indexing and the launch of Google’s new dashboard for Local SEO agencies, to name a few. Sharing is caring so feel free to share your own opinions in the comments below.
As May comes around, mobile first is in full swing, there’s a core update being rolled out, and (guess what?) content is still important.
I try to stay up-to-date with the latest SEO news as I’m always trying to learn and keep an open mind. That said, it also doesn’t hurt to revisit the basics too, it’s all too easy to pick up bad habits.
Here’s my news round-up for May. I’ve tried to include what I found interesting and also, what I think might be beneficial to other SEOs who might be at different stages of their SEO journey.
Nothing stands still in SEO, it’s constantly shifting, to be able to adjust and move with it, I feel like you have to keep your finger on the pulse.
I manage this by running my own tests and reading news and articles from other SEOs, who I feel know what they are talking about. Here are some of the articles that I found valuable or at least worth talking about over the last couple of weeks.
If you have an opinion, feel free to share it!
If you’ve had your head down, working hard to smash your SEO targets for 2018, then you might not have had a chance to check out what’s been happening in the SEO world at large over the last few weeks. Have no fear; I’ve shared the stories that have piqued my interest or that I feel offer value, to make life easier for you! Enjoy.
Welcome to my latest SEO news roundup.There’s plenty happening with Google, and after a slowdown over Christmas, the SEO community has started 2018 with a bang. Here are some of the articles and stories that have grabbed my interest over the last few weeks, that I wanted to share and add my commentary to.
The SEO world changes rapidly.
What works today probably won’t work tomorrow. And keeping up with all the changes can be a task in itself.
Starting this month, I’ll be releasing monthly SEO news roundups, curating the most pertinent SEO news, so you don’t have to sort through all the mess.
Enjoy.
https://www.seroundtable.com/google-mobile-internal-link-structure-25012.html
Way back in June 2017 Google came out and said that if you were thinking about mobile first indexing, you should be looking at making your mobile page internal link structure as similar as possible to your desktop pages.
Thanks for clearing that up. Enough said. Let’s move on.
That is until Google’s John Mueller, trying to offer an insight into Google’s thinking in 2018, took to Twitter to answer a question about mobile first indexing saying:
It doesn't need to be the same but it should be crawlable.
— John ☆.o(≧▽≦)o.☆ (@JohnMu) 2 January 2018
So… what now? With mobile searches being increasingly important, does this feedback change your strategy? Read the article to read what Barry Schwartz makes of it.
