Curious about how Google is planning to tackle hate sites, fake news, and misleading information?

Google's latest update was jokingly named "Fred," as a dig at SEOs who like to name every "big" thing that happens in the SEO sphere.

If you think all sites are weighed the same way for every query, you might be in for a surprise.

Fake, weird, bizarre, and misleading information is still showing up in Google's direct answers and knowledge graphs.

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Directories have been waning in strength and authority for years, but DMOZ was always a "last bastion" sort of site. Even DMOZ, today, isn't what it once was.

I track about 200 sites in the small business / marketing / social media / tech niche and almost all of them saw about a 3+ point drop in DA all at the same time. 

The Phantom strikes again! Google's Phantom menace! Alright, that's enough of that I guess.

I was actually under the mistaken impression that tests for the mobile-first index were already live. Oops!

Word on the street is that a lot of webmasters saw their sites jumping hither and thither last week.

This information should be helpful to SEO experts when planning their strategies this year. Details on which updates were rolled out when according to E2M Solutions. 

Every week I find myself shocked to learn about a new dumb thing that SEOs think will get their site to the first page.

Yet another question as timeless as SEO itself - can you trust Google's tools?

SEOs like to say, like a record on repeat, that "content is king." But that doesn't mean that the only way to create content is through a blog.

You can now import yout Google AdWords campigns automatically into Bing Ads thanks to Bing's new Automated Imports.

Matt Cutts, on leave from Google since 2014, officially left the company for the US Digital Service at the end of 2016.

Firstly what is “Interstitial”, this is an advertisement that appears while a chosen website or page is downloading.

Fancy something a little more meaty and technical than your typical SEO article?

The first step was to create a list of the most widely-used shopping cart platforms in Europe and the U.S (source: BuiltWith.com); Danny Richman then