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In a post on the PubCon blog yesterday afternoon, event organizers released big news for PubCon attendees. This year, all of the break-out sessions on...
Everybody thinks their SEO is the best. Guess what? It’s not. Not yours, not mine, not anybody’s. I didn’t say your SEO strategies aren’t good,...
I’ve spent years evaluating paid search accounts and I always come across the same few common mistakes. I decided to dedicate this article to those...
Twitter’s CEO, Dick Costolo, made a live appearance on the TODAY Show yesterday to announce updates to the Twitter experience. The changes affect the look...
Fall is in the air in Colorado, so it’s time to cuddle down on cool nights with the laptop and watch some webinars. I hope...
Search Engine Journal has hired a fantastic lady that is well-liked in our SEO/Social community, Michelle Stinson Ross! You may know Michelle as a co-host...
If you run a business with a brick and mortar location, then you already know the importance of local SEO. While any good SEO can...
Today is National Cheeseburger Day! As if we really needed an excuse to celebrate the warm juicy goodness of ground beef grilled to perfection, dripping...
What does a former Port Authority building in NYC, dark fiber, gigabit-speed Internet, and Kansas City have in common? Google. In early 2005, the Internet search...
These days, offering consumers a mobile version of your website isn’t just a nice perk—it’s an absolute “must do” in a world of ever-increasing smartphone...
The highly prized freedom of speech came with the cost of an American Ambassador’s life. On Monday night, Muslim radicals attacked the United States Consulate...
Too often we, as SEOs, get our hands on a website after it has been built. Designers focus on making sites “pretty” and “usable.” Unfortunately,...
The Apple faithful will at last be rewarded with their first look at the newest incarnation of the iPhone later today. The rumor mills have...
Quite a few webinars to choose from this week! Find something you like and sign up. Enjoy! Rankings in the Web App Sept. 12, 2...
What backlinks are safe to have after Google’s Penguin update? This question is being asked today by many. And, as Google’s link warnings wouldn’t stop,...
Registration and hosting giant, GoDaddy, and its customers spent the better part of the working day on Monday in crisis mode. Both website and email...
The allure to gain millions of new customers made many Western businesses chase the highly prized Chinese consumers. While many have invested heavily in product...
Working in the field of website optimization may be many things, but it’s certainly never boring! If you’re new to the industry and wondering what...
David Angotti has been SEJ’s news writer for the past year. He has taken a new position as a CMO and we are very happy...
If you are not already blogging, you’ve no doubt recognized the need to have some kind of content marketing strategy in place in order to...
At a Thursday event held in a Santa Monica airplane hangar, Amazon.com Inc. unveiled its new line of Kindle Fire HD tablets. Although they will...
For the past several years, rich content has been on the rise, and Google subsidiary, YouTube, has remained the undisputed leader of online video sharing....
Let’s face it, the SEO industry, like any other, has its fair share of less-than-scrupulous players looking to take advantage of unsuspecting site owners. I’m...
On Wednesday, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted Google a patent that allows one or more users to log in to a computing device...
I’m excited to announce that CopyBlogger and Search Engine Journal will be partnering to bring you a webinar about the updates to Scribe, their content...
On Tuesday afternoon, Facebook’s anemic stock saw a small boost after a Facebook regulatory filing announced that CEO Mark Zuckerberg will not sell his shares...
If you’re looking to expand your search marketing program beyond the United States, put Canada on your map. With a steady rise in online advertising...
As we approach the Labor Day holiday, it’s a good time to look back and review all of the great content that’s been published so...
Shortly after Google began digitally scanning millions of books in 2004, the Authors Guild and various other copyright holders filed a class-action lawsuit against the...
1). How to Deal with Creativity Block by David Wallace | @DavidWallace David provided an infographic that can help you with that blank page staring back...