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Are the days of web browsers and URLs numbered?
Does a mobile first world really mean the death of the browser? Are screens as we've known them a thing of the past? Are the days of online information residing at fixed URLs connected by links coming to a close?
In this episode of our Here's Why digital marketing video series, we explain why Google's move toward mobile-first indexing will mean radical changes in the way people access information, and therefore in the way we do SEO.
Does a mobile first world really mean the death of the browser? Are screens as we've known them a thing of the past? Are the days of online information residing at fixed URLs connected by links coming to a close?
In this episode of our Here's Why digital marketing video series, we explain why Google's move toward mobile-first indexing will mean radical changes in the way people access information, and therefore in the way we do SEO.
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Worth looking at this roundup!
Thanks so much to +Gill Andrews for including several articles from both +Eric Enge and me in this excellent roundup.
Aside from our content, I am very familiar with many of the posts and/or writers she recommends here, and can attest that all of those are excellent.
Gill has gone way beyond the typical "influencer roundup" post here, and obviously done her homework. This collection could serve as an excellent course of reading for anyone trying to build up the audience, authority, and visibility of their site.
Aside from our content, I am very familiar with many of the posts and/or writers she recommends here, and can attest that all of those are excellent.
Gill has gone way beyond the typical "influencer roundup" post here, and obviously done her homework. This collection could serve as an excellent course of reading for anyone trying to build up the audience, authority, and visibility of their site.
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How Many Pages Should Your Site Have? (Really!)
So an SEO walks into a store to buy a pair of pants…
Many large site owners treat Google like a pants salesman offering too many niche choices. They create so many pages that are essentially about the same thing, that Google gives up on trying to rank and index them. So how many pages should your site have? How do you determine which pages should stay and which should be cut? Find out in this video!
So an SEO walks into a store to buy a pair of pants…
Many large site owners treat Google like a pants salesman offering too many niche choices. They create so many pages that are essentially about the same thing, that Google gives up on trying to rank and index them. So how many pages should your site have? How do you determine which pages should stay and which should be cut? Find out in this video!
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A mobile-first index is harder to pull off than you think!
In my latest column for +Search Engine Land, I explain the challenges Google faces in moving to a mobile-first search index. I also let you in on how you should prepare your site for it!
In my latest column for +Search Engine Land, I explain the challenges Google faces in moving to a mobile-first search index. I also let you in on how you should prepare your site for it!
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How Does Google Search Do What It Does?
Google search is truly one of the great marvels of modern technology. We can ask it almost any question, and in less than a second get a well-ordered list of potential answer sources. But how does that happen?
Find out in our video! http://stonet.co/googlemarvel-gp
Google search is truly one of the great marvels of modern technology. We can ask it almost any question, and in less than a second get a well-ordered list of potential answer sources. But how does that happen?
Find out in our video! http://stonet.co/googlemarvel-gp
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SEO Mythbusters
I contributed to this massive collection of "counterintuitive SEO insights" put together by +Ahrefs.
To see my entire insight, go to https://ahrefs.com/blog/seo-mythbusters/ and use your browser search to find "eric enge."
I contributed to this massive collection of "counterintuitive SEO insights" put together by +Ahrefs.
To see my entire insight, go to https://ahrefs.com/blog/seo-mythbusters/ and use your browser search to find "eric enge."
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Moving on from Google - +Maile Ohye. She will definitely be missed!
Saying farewell to Google... thank you to everyone in the SEO and webmaster community for many wonderful moments! To +John Mueller +Mariya Moeva +Gary Illyes +Brian White +Nathan Johns +Ilya Grigorik +Kazushi Nagayama +Avinash Kaushik and all my other wonderful Google colleagues, keep it up! I'll miss u guys. xoxo
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How to Persuade Influencers to Create Content for You
This crowd obviously thinks Marklemore is da shizzle. Or something. Anyway, no doubt he's an influencer to them. Getting a major influencer in your space to author content for you can really move your audience. But how to do it? Find out in our video!
This crowd obviously thinks Marklemore is da shizzle. Or something. Anyway, no doubt he's an influencer to them. Getting a major influencer in your space to author content for you can really move your audience. But how to do it? Find out in our video!
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Why is your social media strategy failing?
Find out how to fix it in our 6 minute video!
Find out how to fix it in our 6 minute video!
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Why do social networks monkey with our timelines?
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Nearly all major social networks now have algorithmically-controlled timelines as their fault. That means they decide what you see, and how much you see from each person or brand you follow.
Even though many of the most vocal social media users constantly protest that policy, there is no indication that the networks are going to back away from it. Why? Find out in our video!
Here's Why Videos
Nearly all major social networks now have algorithmically-controlled timelines as their fault. That means they decide what you see, and how much you see from each person or brand you follow.
Even though many of the most vocal social media users constantly protest that policy, there is no indication that the networks are going to back away from it. Why? Find out in our video!
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