The power of Social Media
Three missed collections from Parcel2Go, zero replies to my emails — and then Twitter. A small story on why social channels are a serious thing for companies to monitor.
Technical SEO, search intelligence, and the code behind it — notes from 20+ years of making websites work harder.
Three missed collections from Parcel2Go, zero replies to my emails — and then Twitter. A small story on why social channels are a serious thing for companies to monitor.
An SEO Mofo post on how to spam a competitor's SERP opened my eyes. A couple of guidelines — your DNS wildcard and robots.txt — to mitigate the damage of a query-spam attack.
The Search Queries report now carries three percentile columns — impressions, CTR and average position — colour-coded green and red. Is Google slowly building a ranking suite?
Because I always repeat myself to people about to build a new website, here are the top eight rules I'd like them to respect — summarised in one place.
After the Yahoo! merge, Bing shipped a neat feature — expanded results that show seven matches plus three from the same brand. Smarter and less invasive than Big G's 'top 7'.
If you already rank first organically, should you still pay for PPC? A real customer case — .co.uk vs .com — and a couple of reasons why ditching ads isn't always wise.
Your own site is turning up in the referrers list? Chances are a subdomain on SSL is the culprit. One line of _setDomainName and GA will treat the whole domain as one.
Notes from a lunch with new colleagues at a London media agency — indoor and outdoor digital signage, menu boards, posters, and why a leaflet can't compete with a screen.
HTML5 brings article, section, header, footer, aside — a vocabulary that finally tells a spider what matters on a page. A look at what this means for SEO as the spec matures.