Google is at it again. The search giant is here with its next new algorithm update, and it will impact around 5% queries. If you are a website owner,
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Google announced that they are expanding their database of medical and health information for those who like to do searches on medical conditions in Google Search.Google said,
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As you know, Google launched a new logo this week and it got a ton of attention, as you would imagine.But the folks at Groupon posted on Twitter a message to Google, asking them to fork over $7 billio
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There is an announcement in the Google Business Help forums about a policy change happening with the Google My Business – Google Maps business verification process.In short, you will no longer be able
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Earlier this month, Google Image Search had a bug with their reverse image search feature. The feature you upload an image and Google tells you more about it.In short, it seemed to not be finding rel
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As many of you know, Google had a campaign this month (the month of August) on hacking and security. They named the campaign #nohack and covered topics around web site security on the Google Webmaste
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The other day, we explained that even links on soft 404 pages are not followed by Google. We knew this was the case with hard 404s but we were not confident about that with soft 404 pages.Soft 404 pa
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This should not come as a surprise, since Google told us this was coming back a few months ago, but now it is here. Google Maps Business Views and Google Views is now officially offline. It will be
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You’d think the robots.txt directive it pretty cut and dry. It hasn’t changed much in the past several years, and it is one of the oldest directives in SEO history. But Google’s John Mueller devoted
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When a new employee starts at Google, they make sure to welcome the Noogler (new Googler) with wind spinners, balloons and other festive things. Here is a picture of the Welcome Noogler wind spinner
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He said, “Not directly, no.” But then he explains how if the links are not nofollowed it may influence your links, he also explains that content on social networks can and do rank in search. But overall, there is no direct impact on your own content ranking better if you get social mentions.
Here is what he said:
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Pavithra Kanakarajan, a Product Manager on the Google Map Maker announced in the Google Map Maker Help forums that Google Map Maker has reopened in six countries yesterday. This was expected to happen this month and it has.
Pavithra Kanakarajan said the countries participating in the Google Map Maker editing includes Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, India, Philippines and Ukraine. She added that Map Maker will open up in phases in other countries over the coming weeks.
She also mentioned to large changes from the past method:
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The early twentieth-century intersection was a strange scene. While the world’s largest automobile manufacturer sold over 20,000 cars a month in 1914, horse-drawn wagons and carts still crowded the streets, and accidents became increasingly frequent. Intersections in major cities were congested, and traffic was directed by police officers who stood in the middle of chaotic highways waving their arms–an unenviable beat, to say the least, especially during a blustery winter in the Midwest.
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We live in the digital age. You know that already. Two out of three Americans are now smartphone owners, and more than 86 percent of the population is..
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