Friday, 22 Nov 2024
Category: SEO

Why are in-house SEOs looking for new jobs?; Friday’s daily brief

Plus, is pinning the solution to control RSAs? Search Engine Land’s daily brief features daily insights, news, tips, and essential bits of wisdom for today’s search marketer. If you would like to read this before the rest of the internet does, sign up here to get it delivered to your inbox daily. Good morning, Marketers, and what […]

Angular Universal: What you need to know for SEO

Learn the five steps to make Angular play nicely with search engine bots and index your site. If you use Angular to power your website, then you have an extra hurdle to cross when it comes to SEO. Fortunately, Angular Universal makes it easy to leap over it. Keep in mind that “easy” is a relative term […]

7 on-site SEO problems that hold back e-commerce sites

Is your e-commerce site experiencing weak organic traffic? Columnist Pratik Dholakiya shares some common issues that impact SEO for online retailers and offers a few suggestions. Not long ago, I talked about 16 very specific on-site SEO mistakes that I see very often, and how to fix those issues. Today, I want to shift the focus toward […]

How to plan SEO content that actually ranks

Learn how to identify metrics for content goals, perform keyword research that drives SEO value and build your content calendar. Content has been king for a while now, but just because you wrote something doesn’t mean it’ll drive qualified traffic to your site. In fact, it doesn’t even guarantee that your content will show up […]

How machine learning levels the SERP playing field

Contributor Kristopher Jones explains how SEOs should be changing their practices to keep up with trends in the way Google evaluates web pages. We don’t ordinarily think of Google when we think about competition in the digital marketing world, since it seems to reliably dominate most areas in which it does business. A recent segment […]

The SEO ‘do more with less’ cookbook

How do you get the most out of your SEO program with limited resources? Columnist Bobby Lyons outlines his strategy for using analytics data to find areas of the site that, if improved, could drive additional revenue for the business. “Do more with less.” How often in our careers have we heard that phrase? Ultimately, […]

Why real human users are the key to the best links for you

Overthinking metrics? Julie Joyce explains why real human users are the key to modern-day link awesomeness. Let me begin by stating that I do not put an enormous emphasis on SEO when I’m training a link builder. Generally speaking, my team of link builders knows the basics of SEO, but they’ve been taught that they […]

SEO + UX = Success

These days, SEO best practices include consideration for the user experience (UX). Columnist Sherry Bonelli explains how SEO and UX work together to help both search engines and users. In the good old days, SEO was simple. You stuffed a page full of keywords, and you ranked number one. Oh, if only it were that […]

Google revamps its SEO Starter Guide

This is the first update of the SEO starter guide in several years. Google announced that it has retired the old PDF version of the SEO Starter Guide originally released in 2008, over nine years ago, with a new web-based version of the guide. The last time Google updated this guide was several years ago. The new guide merges […]