During Pubcon last November, Matt Cutts asked in his keynote how many SEOs where focusing on the snippet found in the search results and doing Click-Through-Rate optimization. Not too many people raised their hand. Matt grinned and said something to the effect that CTR optimization might be worth looking at. Fact: Google’s search results are [...]
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Changing Landscape in Google’s SERPs May Indicate a Shift in Relevancy
February 22, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Is It Time To Give Google Buzz Another Look?
June 14, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Here at SEO.com headquarters, we live in a world of Twitter users. It is not uncommon to see at least 90% of the employees with Tweetdeck up on their second monitors following what is happening in the twittersphere. Recently, Robert Scoble posed the question, “Should we give Google Buzz another look?” Last week at SMX [...]
Website Loading Time Now A Ranking Factor In Google
April 12, 2010 by Leave a Comment
It was announced Friday of last week that website loading time (aka site speed) is now a ranking factor in the Google algorithm. For the majority of the SEO world, this doesn’t come as any surprise since Matt Cutts and others have been talking about site speed for almost a year now. Even though site [...]
Matt Cutts Does Domain Roundtable
April 20, 2008 by Leave a Comment
Matt Cutts made an appearance today at the Domain Roundtable conference. Matt started things off with a few introductory comments, then spent most of the time answering questions from the audience and from questions that people sent in ahead of time. Here are the highlights of what he discussed: The primary litmus test for whether [...]
