Google tightens watch on paid links to improve webspam monitoring
Google announced the rollout of a new algorithm aimed at improving the detection of inorganic backlinks, further bolstering its ability to punish sites using paid links.
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Google announced the rollout of a new algorithm aimed at improving the detection of inorganic backlinks, further bolstering its ability to punish sites using paid links.
Tablet use is quickly becoming a major part of American web content consumption, with the iPad increasingly popular among all age groups.
Google unveiled the entirety of its search updates for May recently, and it’s clear that mobile is a major focus of the company.
More businesses are spending money on mobile marketing with global investment surpassing $5 billion last year.
Twitter has surpassed 400 million Tweets per day, with a majority coming from the company’s mobile users.
Google’s Pierre Far detailed the company’s mobile SEO leanings at SMX Advanced this week, offering some clarity for marketers looking to boost their mobile presence.
Google’s Matt Cutts said that he believes SEO is more difficult than it used to be and that marketers should expect that to continue.
Ipsos and Reuters recently conducted a study that found Facebook users are changing their habits on the site.
Companies have access to more information than ever, but many struggle to create truly accurate profiles of their audience for marketing.
Social media marketing and blog content can be largely beneficial for both customers and companies.