Google announces SEO-friendly Instant Pages
Google’s Instant Pages reward top results with speedy downloads that make content accessible to users instantly.
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Google’s Instant Pages reward top results with speedy downloads that make content accessible to users instantly.
A survey from the Local Search Association indicates that search engines are a top tool for local business discovery.
Google is introducing a new Maps search result feature that displays phrases commonly associated with local busineses.
Facebook is starting to see traffic drop in the U.S. and Canada, but the social giant’s reach continues to expand.
Online ad spend is consistently rising, and Google’s latest acquisition may be the company’s effort to ensure its ad partners see ROI.
Social marketers might like the updated Rapportive – a social tool that lets Gmail users follow Tweets directly in their inboxes.
The latest comScore search ranking report indicates that Google is maintaining its strong lead in the search market and perhaps that Bing’s growth is slowing.
At SMX Advanced, experts weighed in on sustainable ways marketers can increase their inbound links, and one conclusion was that content-driven infrographics aren’t dead.
A new study from Performics indicates that consumers are spending more time doing shopping research across social network sites, and marketers should take note that LinkedIn’s value is rising.
Forensic SEO Alex Bleiweiss reported at SMX Advanced that many of the 15 sites he studied for a Google survival SEO case study were impacted by Google’s Panda, but they still had more pages indexed by Google than Bing.