Penguin 4 is due to launch any day. There’s online speculation that it’s already landed but Google’s refusing to confirm – it’s gonna be a surprise. This real time update will constantly run in the background, hunting down sites with unnatural links. Do you even know what they are? You might be surprised…
Who doesn't want their website to have a good page ranking in search results? But how? A site's position is decided by the search engine, reading each page and using ranking factors to score them. A site with a high ranking has relevant content and strong domain authority. Spiders & penguins & bears! Oh my! Treat them right and you can't lose...
I’m thrilled to introduce you all to our new guest blogger, Sam Gooch. He’s an SEO expert at WooRank, a company offering a powerful tool designed for all of you with a website. The WooRank tool performs deep SEO analysis, providing essential optimisation tips. Here Sam explains how to improve your online visibility...
Search Engine Optimisation or SEO, is when you optimise the pages of your website, increase their relevancy. Your target? To get search engines to rank your site highly in search results. You've got two choices: a fast-track SEO campaign to get to the top of the page, or give users what they're actually looking for!
Moz.com (formerly known as SEOMoz) combines analytical marketing tools with a vibrant online community of over one million digital marketeers. In addition to educating the masses and changing the way we think about search, they also have a totally transparent company philosophy which sits between genius & crazy. We were lucky enough to catch-up with co-founder, former CEO and now the official Wizard of Moz, Rand Fishkin. This is what happened:
With the launch of the new gTLDs, how will users find what they're looking for? There are going to be millions of new domain names to search through. As a new domain registry, how will you ensure users can find domain names with your sparkly new extension? Implementing your own niche search engine is the way to go. As a new domain registry, what do you think?