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A collection of 1st on the List’s informative blog posts about Google’s Search Engine and Google SEO. This section of our SEO blog is your complete Google SEO Guide and contains general SEO Google information including Google algorithm updates like Panda and Penguin, changes to Google Analytics and Webmaster Tools, Google ranking factors, features in Google AdWords, explanations of Google webmaster warning notices, and much, much more!
The usual answer to this burning question is ‘it depends’. Luckily, thanks to a study from marketing data company Ahrefs, we finally have a more concrete answer.
In order to determine the average age of the pages in Google Top 10 results, the team from Ahrefs took 2 million random keywords and pulled data on […]
What We Can Learn from New Mobile Page Speed Insights
Mobile benchmarks are changing rapidly.
According to an article on Think With Google titled Find Out How You Stack Up To New Industry Benchmarks for Mobile Page Speed, the average loading time for a mobile page is 22 seconds.
This is an outrageous number considering that 53% […]
Local search has become a de facto standard for businesses that service consumers in specific locales. Your online presences is just as important (if not more important) than your offline presence.
If you are new to the scene of Local SEO and search optimization for your local or small business, here are five Google local […]
Recently Britney Muller of Moz Blog indicated in a brief article titled Does Google Drop Featured Snippets Over Typos? on the Search Engine RoundTable site that a simple typographical error was the probable cause behind Moz losing a featured snippet.
When the error was corrected, Moz reportedly regained the featured snippet in search. As mentioned […]
Google admitted in their Webmaster Central Blog on January 16, 2017, that they don’t have an official “crawl budget definition”, indicating that a single term would not suffice. They went on to indicate that they would clarify what they actually have and what it means for Googlebot.
In this article, we will explore what Google […]
There’s a lot of discussion lately about SEO for voice search and how it’s going to change SEO in many aspects. I tend not only to agree but to also suggest that the acoustic nature of voice search will hasten the development of new ways to present your website data specifically targeted to those […]
The Chrome 56 Update
Google has taken a very strong stance on website security over the last couple years and very soon its latest update will hit the web.
Set to release sometime late January 2017, the new Google Chrome 56 browser will label any HTTP website that collects passwords and credit card numbers as Not […]
We’ve all seen them. The annoying popup ad layered over the page of a website which prevents us from reading the content after we’ve followed a link on our mobile device.
Google has decided that these interstitial mobile ads are intruding on a mobile user’s experience by preventing the user from immediately accessing the page […]
Google Home is a voice-activated speaker powered by Google Assistant. You can ask it questions or tell it to do things, much like the Google Search function on your computer or phone, but in a hands free speaker version.
As Google’s entry into the home market, the Google Home device was released in October 2016 […]
According to marketing consultant Mathew Barby in his recent article How to Rank Number One in Google: A Study of 1 Million Pages, some of the most common elements of top ranking websites in Google are:
Backlinks
Anchor text
Page titles
Target keywords
URLs
In this blog post we are going to discuss more of Barby’s findings of what it takes […]
