It’s a global economy. That’s especially true since the advent of the Information Age. Now, it’s even easier to reach people around the world than ever. If you’ve got a product or service with international appeal, you can literally market it to anyone with an Internet connection. However, you still have to invest time and…
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This week: Google won’t penalize you for using multiple markup formats on the same content, the Hummingbird algorithm has nothing to do with spam, and wait until you hear how many web pages Google knows about. Here’s what happened this week in SEO. Google Will Index Desktop Sites, Even If They Have AMP For those…
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This week: TLDs won’t affect your rank, Google releases a list of best-practices to make PWAs indexable, and mobile-first indexing is already under way. Here’s what happened this week in SEO. Google Releases List of Best-Practices to Make PWAs Indexable Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are mobile applications that implement a combination of technologies to provide…
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Once upon a time, mobile SEO was a novelty. Now it’s a necessity. Why? Because, according to Google, there are more searches on mobile devices than desktop computers. Also, Google is going to be ranking sites based on their mobile experience, not desktop! That means if you don’t take mobile SEO seriously, you’re limiting reach…
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This week: You can now embed forms in AMP pages, Google doesn’t play favorites with WordPress, and you might not believe how much the Possum update changed local search results. Here’s what happened this week in SEO. Forms Can Now Be Embedded in AMP Pages This past week, the Accelerated Mobile Pages project announced support…
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