Dec 20, 2017 by Michelle Robbins As the updates continue to roll out, early indications suggest disruptions in mobile SERPs, sites with no schema data & those relying on doorway pages being most impacted.
Dec 21, 2017 by Jeremy Knauff Columnist Jeremy Knauff shares his vision for how to improve the SEO industry through transparency, knowledge-sharing and stronger relationships with clients.
Dec 19, 2017 by Barry Schwartz In addition to the new testing tool, Google is grouping all the names for these types of search results into the name 'Rich Results.'
Dec 18, 2017 by Barry Schwartz Check your log files to see if you see an increase in smartphone Googlebot activity, it may be a sign your site is now in the Google mobile first index.
Dec 15, 2017 by Paul Shapiro Google has grown smarter at recognizing variant spellings of the same entity, but columnist Paul Shapiro observes that it's not perfect yet.
Dec 15, 2017 by Kevin Rowe Links are a crucial element of search engine optimization, and columnist Kevin Rowe believes that long-term SEO success relies on building links that drive real traffic.
Dec 14, 2017 by Barry Schwartz Google has officially commented about what webmasters should focus on when writing meta descriptions after Google extended their search result snippets.
Dec 14, 2017 by Greg Sterling None of the features or changes is disruptive, but they collectively point to the fact that search evolution is accelerating.
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President Trump on Thursday accused Democrats of trying to force a government shutdown to stunt Republicans’ momentum from their victory on taxes.
“House Democrats want a SHUTDOWN for the holidays in order to distract from the very popular, just passed, Tax Cuts. House Republicans, don’t let this happen,” Trump tweeted.
Hillary Clinton has all but avoided appearing at campaign events since her stunning 2016 loss, but some Democrats believe she would be a welcome voice in the 2018 midterms.
Despite polling that shows Clinton with low favorability ratings, they say the former secretary of State could help Democratic candidates in congressional districts she won last year.
