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Porn Comes to Google Glass, is Quickly Banned
Google moved swiftly to get rid of the first pornographic app created for Google Glass. This was followed by a quick tweak to its Glass Platform Developer Polices to ensure that no more porn makes its way onto its augmented reality spectacles.
author: Carly Page
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
New Pinterest Research Shows Which Images Get the Most Engagement
A new analysis of more than 500,000 images looking at 30 different visual characteristics like textures, colors and more, uncovered a pattern in the popular pictures on Pinterest. These types of images get the most pins, repins and likes.
author: Jessica Lee
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
SEO, Content Marketing & Social: Hot Topics Ahead of SES Toronto 2013
Four groups of Canadian marketing professionals are set to converge at SES Toronto for a collaborative get-together with SES attendees, speakers, and exhibitors. Before we get there, the group organizers discuss the dynamic digital landscape.
author: Greg Jarboe
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Matt Cutts: Google Didn't Make Panda & Penguin to Force People to Buy Ads
Are algorithmic updates created solely to force webmasters to buy ads and increase Google's bottom line? While it's no conspiracy that Google wants to make profits, Google's Matt Cutts says updates are only designed to improve the user experience.
author: Jennifer Slegg
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Matt Cutts: Google Didn't Make Panda & Penguin to Force People Buy Ads
Are algorithmic updates created solely to force webmasters to buy ads and increase Google's bottom line? While it's no conspiracy that Google wants to make profits, Google's Matt Cutts says updates are only designed to improve the user experience.
author: Jennifer Slegg
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Defining Authorship: The Difference Between Contributors and Guest Authors
Many people are missing the point of authorship. Strong authors who pass great Author Rank won't be people who simply blog a lot, all over the place; they will be contributors who contribute amazing content that is relevant.
author: Dave Snyder
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
5 Steps to Create a Website That Both Your Customers & Search Engines Will Love
A major mistake businesses often make when it comes to SEO is optimizing their website at the expense of their customers. Here are 5 steps you can implement to avoid this, and create a website that both your customers and search engines will love.
author: Jay Taylor
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
2 Underutilized Opportunities for Schema on Your Website
Want to make your website's listing stand out from others within increasingly limited search engine real estate? Two schema.org protocols - breadcrumbs and person markup - both offer huge opportunities and are really easy to implement.
author: Carrie Hill
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Twitter May Launch Retargeting for Advertisers
Although Twitter hasn't confirmed the feature, those said to have knowledge of the matter say it's coming soon. With all of Twitter's advertising options and other engaging features rolling out, it seems retargeting could be a logical next step.
author: Jessica Lee
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
A 5-Step Plan to Increase Brand Awareness Using the Google Display Network
When it comes to increasing brand awareness, AdWords can be a great medium that is often overlooked by marketers who defer to social media and other channels. Use this simple plan to create a brand awareness campaign on the Google Display Network.
author: Noran El-Shinnawy
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
13 Twitter PR Secrets to Report News, Gain Publicity, & Build Relationships
Getting the most out of Twitter without Twitter getting the most out of you is a daily challenge for consumers, journalists, media, and brands small and large. But following Twitter best practices can ease the pain and increase the exposure rate.
author: Lisa Buyer
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
6 Reasons the Website )vs. Social Media( Should Be the Ultimate Destination for the Brand
Social media offers unprecedented access to cultivate relationships with customers, one at a time. For those who seek to build sustainable brands, social media should never take the place of the website as the ultimate destination of the brand.
author: Rebecca Murtagh
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
How to Dominate the Entire First Page of Google
Controlling the conversation around your brand is critical to upholding and improving reputation and converting more customers. Here's how to make sure you monopolize all the available paid and organic brand real estate on the first page of Google.
author: George Fischer
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
How to Use Twitter's Vine App
Whether you use Twitter's Vine app to take customers behind the scenes of your brand, demonstrate new products/services, run competitions, or simply share things with your fans, consider these tips before activating your strategy.
author: Greg Jarboe
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Google Confirms Negative SEO Exists
A wording change to a Google help page is a clear admission that yes, negative SEO exists and it can result in third parties being able to remove a competitor's site from the Google search index - or at least negatively impact their search rankings.
author: Jennifer Slegg
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Google Updates Data Highlighter, Launches Structured Data Markup Helper
Google has announced two new structured data features. Google has updated the Data Highlighter, which now covers eight types of structured data. Also, the new Structured Data Markup Helper is designed to help guide webmasters with HTML coding.
author: Jennifer Slegg
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Is it Time to Take a Machete to Your SEO Strategy?
Has your site been subject to a steady decline in organic search traffic? Or even hit by a penalty? Either of these are likely signals that something is wrong in how Google perceives your site. It's time to get clean and let go of bad SEO practices.
author: Eric Enge
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Google Search Adds Nutritional Facts on 1,000 Fruits, Vegetables, Meats & Meals
Google has launched a new nutrition search that provides accurate and up to date information on a wide variety of food and drinks, such as how much protein, carbs, sodium, and other nutritional values are in the product.
author: Jennifer Slegg
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Animated Google Petri Dish Logo Honors Julius Richard Petri
The Doodle features six Petri dishes in the Google colors. When you click for the animation, you see a hand swapping each dish, and then watch as the bacteria grows in each one. Then you can mouseover to see what was cultured in each Petri dish.
author: Jennifer Slegg
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
Beating a Dead Penguin
With the launch of Google Penguin 2.0 behind us, it seems the majority of folks managed to survive the challenges of Penguin with minimal impact. So here are some predictions )and solutions( on future possible SEO challenges to plan for.
author: Grant Simmons
publisher: Search Engine Watch Blog
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