Today, Google celebrates the second birthday of its social baby: Google+. Met with very mixed reviews, Google+ was hailed a number of titles from social flop to Facebook killer. There has always been an air of uncertainty around Google+ mostly down to the search giant’s…
The Google+ icons and logos for business profiles are now being shown in the rich snippets portion of search results. Certain companies have been spotted within the results pages in the rich snippet areas. Through investigation, we can confirm that at this stage, the rel=publisher…
Google’s Matt Cutts, head of search spam has revealed that there’s a series of ‘multi-week’ updates set to be landing soon. The announcement came through Matt Cutt’s Twitter, a very useful platform for releasing news. It came about via a response to a question regarding…
Within the Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) world duplicate content is one of the things that often gets brought up. But is it something that we have to worry about? Matt Cutts, Google’s head of search spam said that it is not something that people should…
There have been a number of complaints throughout webmaster forums noting the link count in Webmaster tools keeps returning dramatically declining figures. There was even one case study of more than 1.5 million links not being registered after just a two week period. This news…
Claiming they’ve not had a part in the infamous PRISM program, Apple have released a statement hailed “Apple’s Commitment to Customer Privacy” to the public. Apple have gone the extra mile to ensure customer peace of mind by claiming they’ve never released user data to…
After months of public uncertainty and rumours, Facebook have finally announced that their social network will support hashtags much in the same way that Twitter does. In a message from Facebook they have said that they hope the introduction of hashtags will help solve issues…
During the annual Search Marketing Expo (SMX advanced) Google’s Matt Cutts, head of web and spam made an interesting announcement. There could (and probably will be) an algorithm update coming up that specifically targets mobile websites that are slow to run. The site speed is…
Google, as with any search engine, wants to provide the very best website results for users based on their search query. So if a website is great on desktops yet loads slowly or has a lot of errors on mobile devices, it’s more likely to…
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