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‘6 SEO Trends to Look Out for in 2017’ – Business.com

Jesse Boskoff says, “When it comes to search engine optimization (SEO), staying on top of trends is about more than sounding savvy when you talk tech with your colleagues. It’s also essential to the strength of your enterprise’s online marketing efforts. Here are six must-know SEO trends poised to make a big impact in 2017.1. Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)Google’s new AMP Project promises to deliver optimized content to mobile users at lightning speeds. An open-source project, AMP relies upon specialized HTML files that are designed to load at least four... [...]

‘What We Learned From Analyzing 1.4 Million Featured Snippets’ – MOZ

A.J. Ghergich says, “What you should know about featured snippetsRecently my agency Ghergich & Co. teamed up with SEMrush to conduct an in-depth study on featured snippets. SEMrush generously compiled and shared 1,400,000 featured snippets from their database for us to analyze.What makes this study different?Our study focused on 30 questions, prepositions, and comparison search phrases instead of a random set of keywords.Anecdotally, many other SEOs and I saw that pages that answer questions — such as who, what, when, where, and how — tend to be great at earning featured snippets.Our... [...]

‘Baidu opens augmented reality lab, begins integrating AR into search’ – Website Magazine

Pete Peranzo says, “Engagement. It’s what gets people to connect with your company through your website. Getting engagement from your audience is the biggest challenge we face online. How do you hook someone in so that they stick around when you get the on your site? One effective answer is to start with explainer videos.WHAT ARE EXPLAINER VIDEOS?An explainer video is a short and simple video that presents the basics of your business to visitors. They’re almost always animated and their sole purpose is to give the people watch a clear understanding of a product or service. The visuals... [...]

‘Newly-granted Google patent sheds light on how the search engine sees entities’ – Search Engine Land

Dave Davies says, “Anyone who knows me knows that I’m a big fan of reading Google patents — or, when I’m feeling lazy, reading Bill Slawski’s analysis of them over on his blog, SEO By The Sea.I also have a particular interest in those involving entities, as they are (to me at least) the ones that are defining the problems Google is trying to solve. As machine learning evolves, entities represent how search engines increasingly are viewing the world.Before we dig into this latest Google patent, which was granted on December 22, 2016, let’s first define an entity to make sure we’re... [...]

‘Programmatic Delivery: The Future of Content Marketing and Promotion?’ – MOZ

Simon Penson says, “Content promotion is hard. Disparate audiences and an ever-growing proliferation of channels to reach them through has made the life of a content marketer incredibly tough.What would you say, however, if there was a single solution to reaching EXACTLY the right people at exactly the right time, across any and every channel in real time?It may sound like a pie-in-the-sky opportunity but the reality is such an option is actually very, very close. In fact, for some it already exists.That option is ‘programmatic.’Although still in its infancy from a content perspective,... [...]

‘Comment Marketing: How to Earn Benefits from Community Participation’ – MOZ

MOZ team says, “It’s been a few years since we’ve covered the topic of comment marketing, but that doesn’t mean it’s out of date. There are clever, intentional ways to market yourself and your brand in the comments sections of sites, and there’s less competition now than ever before. In today’s Whiteboard Friday, Rand details what you can do to get noticed in the comments and the benefits you’ll reap from high-quality contributions”.Comment Marketing: How to Earn Benefits from Community ParticipationMOZ [...]

‘Simply the Best: 2016’s Top Content from the Moz Blog’ – MOZ

Felicia Crawford says, “Now that we’ve comfortably settled into the first two weeks of 2017, it’s time to revive an annual Moz Blog tradition: the Best of 2016 is here!I’ve carefully collected data on all the posts, comments, and commenters you remarkable readers liked the most this past year, compiling it all into one big, beautiful blog post. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll rue the day you ever downloaded Pocket. But as we commence our journey into the insights and revelations of yesteryear, my sincere hope is that you’ll feel inspired. That you’ll... [...]

‘Google has officially killed off their link command’ – Search Engine Land

Barry Schwartz says, “A Google spokesperson has confirmed with Search Engine Land that the company’s link command is no longer functioning. Google told us the feature is no longer around, and using a link:www.domain.com will likely return irrelevant results.We saw signs of this going away a year ago, but then Google told us the link operator “is not dead.” Now, Google is telling us the link operator is essentially dead.Yesterday, Google’s John Mueller told webmasters not to use it. Of course, most webmasters already have known not to use it for years and years now. But as long as... [...]

‘MozCon Local 2017’s Full Agenda’ – MOZ

George Freitag says, “This is it. The full agenda for MozCon Local 2017 and LocalU Advanced Workshop on February 27-28. If you’re a brand with a ton of locations or an agency with local clients, you’re going to want to come to MozCon Local 2017. We’ve got an amazing line-up of speakers from some of the top brains in Local Search to help you put together the perfect local marketing strategy and get the most out of local search.Come visit us in Seattle and learn about local search, SEO, citations, reviews, enterprise-level strategy, and so much more. Interact directly with... [...]

‘Google confirms rolling out the mobile intrusive interstitials penalty yesterday’ – Search Engine Land

Barry Schwartz says, “Google has officially confirmed they have begun rolling out the intrusive mobile interstitial penalty yesterday. Google warned us that this was coming almost a six months ago, and it did start rolling out on January 10, 2017, as Google promised.Google’s John Mueller and Gary Illyes confirmed the penalty began rolling out yesterday.This penalty only impacts intrusive interstitials that happen directly after going from a Google mobile search result to a specific page. It does not impact or penalize pages after that, so if you have a intrusive interstitial that comes... [...]


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