SEO Concepts Blog

Backlinks Reorganized - Internal Vs External

2011-10-12T04:44:00.000-07:00

Now you can identify the backlinks to your website more easily, which links are actually from your site vs links from other sites.

Google Webmaster Tools used to identify the links in two categories:

Links from within your site (Internal Links), i.e., only those links that started with your site's exact URL &
Links coming from other sites (External Links)

Example:
For the site, www.example.com/users/catlover/, links from www.example.com/users/catlover/profile.html would be categorized as internal, but links from www.example.com/users/ or www.example.com would be categorized as external links.

This also implies for the 'www' and 'non-www' version for the website.

In the recent update, if you add either example.com or www.example.com as a site, links from both the www and non-www versions of the domain will be categorized as internal links. This also implies to include other subdomains, since many people who own a domain also own its subdomains—so links from cats.example.com or pets.example.com will also be categorized as internal links for www.example.com.

If you own a site that’s on a subdomain (such as googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com) or in a subfolder (www.google.com/support/webmasters/) and don’t own the root domain, you’ll still only see links from URLs starting with that subdomain or subfolder in your internal links, and all others will be categorized as external links. We’ve made a few backend changes so that these numbers should be even more accurate for you.

Note that, if you own a root domain like example.com or www.example.com, your number of external links may appear to go down with this change; this is because, as described above, some of the URLs we were previously classifying as external links will have moved into the internal links report. Your total number of links (internal + external) should not be affected by this change.

Google+ Now Opens for All

2011-09-21T23:43:00.000-07:00

Google+ is the first social service launched by Google that's actually successful.

Its 3-months since the inception of Google's social networking tool: Google Plus. Google+ is now available to anyone who has a Google account; it no longer requires invites.

Vic Gundotra, Google’s Senior Vice President of Engineering, posted the following message to the Google Blog announcing open sign-ups:

For the past 12 weeks we've been in field trial, and during that time we've listened and learned a great deal. We're nowhere near done, but with the improvements we've made so far we're ready to move from field trial to beta.

You can just visit Google home page for joining Google Plus (as in image below). Once you click the link, you will be re-directed to Google Plus registration page. Furthermore if you roll over the blue arrow, the following popup appears: “You’re invited to join Google+.”

Google Plus has improved a lot, more quickly than any other Google product ever launched.

Google added support for

- Hangouts in the Android app and added the option to broadcast a Hangout (for limited users as of now). You can preview by clicking "Try Hangouts with extras": screensharing, sketchpad, Google Docs integration and named hangouts "for when you want to join or create a public hangout about a certain topic".

- The search box is now more useful because you can use it to find posts from your friends and from other Google+ users. Google also lets you restrict your results to people and save your search.

A Comscore report from August estimated that "in just one month, Google+ has captured 25 million visitors". Now when there is no restriction on the invites, the number will certainly grow.

The New and Improved Google Plus (+1) Button

2011-09-19T23:11:00.000-07:00

The +1 buttons are used by the visitors to recommend your content on Google Search along with their Google Profiles. Clicking the +1 button is a great way to highlight content for others when they search on Google. The +1 button comes with further more inprovements,

1) Share Links: The +1 button now lets visitors share links to your pages on Google+. If someone wants to start a conversation about your content, it’s easy for them to do so. Now, Google+ users can share webpages with their circles, directly from the +1 button. From there you can comment, choose a circle and share.

2) Snipets: Now you can use +Snippets to customize the name, image and description that appear when your content is shared.

When you share content from the +1 button, you’ll notice that we automatically include a link, an image and a description in the sharebox. This is called as "+snippets,".

+Snippets let you put your best face forward by customizing exactly what appears when your content is shared.

For example, if you’re running a movie review site, you might want visitors to share posts containing the title, movie poster, and a brief synopsis:

3) Inline Annotations: The new inline annotations help increase engagement after users see a friend’s recommendation right on your page.

Now, when a person visits a page that someone they know has +1’d, they can see a name and face reminding them to pay special attention to your content. Here’s how it looks:

To add inline annotations, you need to update your +1 button code. Visit the configuration tool , select ‘inline’ from the ‘Annotation’ menu, and grab a new snippet of code.

The new features (sharing and +snippets) are rolling out globally over the next week. You can try the new +1 button now, by joining Google+ Platform Preview. Once you're part of the Preview, just visit a site with the +1 button (like Rotten Tomatoes) and +1 the page.

Twitter Rolls Out 'Photo' & 'Location' Sharing Service

2011-08-10T03:53:00.000-07:00

Twitter added a native image sharing option and location sharing in the new Twitter interface, to all users.

You can now start seeing a camera and location sharing button, at the far left of the status update box, beckoning to upload an image and share the location of your tweet. You can upload images to your tweets directly, and can mention its location as well.

You can choose an image from your desktop under 3 MB and it will get embedded to your Twitter status like below. If you feel like you’ve made a mistake you can just click on the X to delete and pick another image.

This is how it looks,

Ever had something you wanted to share ("fireworks!", "party!", "ice cream truck!", or "quicksand...") that would be better with a location? By turning on this feature, you can include location information like neighborhood, town, or exact point when you tweet.

When you tweet with a location, Twitter stores that location. You can switch location on/off before each Tweet and always have the option to delete your location history

You can upload images (3MB) of any dimension and Twitter will automatically scale the image so that it fits properly on the display pane of new Twitter interface.

Watch the following video or head over to the help center to learn more about Twitter’s own photo upload feature:

No doubts Twitter wants to engage deeply with its audience and is now more serious on providing features people enjoy using.

Limited Pilot, an integration between Webmaster Tools and Google Analytics

2011-07-28T23:41:00.000-07:00

There has always been a concern about webmasters about choosing which Google services to use regarding visitors/users - Google Analytics or Webmaster Tools.

The answer to above concern, for many webmasters is both. The data in Google Analytics is about what happens after a user chooses to visit your site; whereas, Webmaster Tools reports are more focused on data from before the user makes that choice.

Google has now integrated Google Analytics and Webmaster Tools, via a limited pilot, for Search Engine Optimization reports in Google Analytics, based on Search Queries data from Webmaster Tools.

This includes query information, clicks, impressions, clickthrough rate, and average position. You’ll also be able to use Google Analytics advanced data filtering and visualizations with this data.

In addition to including Search Queries data found in Webmaster Tools, these Search Engine Optimization reports also take advantage of Google Analytics’ advanced filtering and visualization capabilities for deeper data analysis. For example, you can filter for queries that had more than 100 clicks and see a chart for how much each of those queries contributed to your overall clicks from top queries.

NOTE

To enable these Search Engine Optimization reports, you should sign up for the pilot and you must be both a Webmaster Tools verified site owner and a Google Analytics administrator. Each additional user who would like to view them also needs to individually sign up for the pilot.

The sign up sheet for the pilot is closed for now.

How is Schema.org relevant to you as a webmaster

2011-07-26T23:18:00.000-07:00

The major search engines (Google, Yahoo & BING) has created a common set of schemas for structured data markup on web pages.

The main aim of Schema.org is to help search engines better understand the websites.

"Schema.org provides a collection of shared vocabularies webmasters can use to mark up their pages in ways that can be understood by the major search engines: Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo!"

Example of a rich snippet: a search result enhanced by structured markup. In this case, the rich snippet contains a picture, reviews, and cook time for the recipe.

With schema.org, site owners can improve how their sites appear in search results not only on Google, but on Bing, Yahoo! and potentially other search engines as well in the future.

Details on Schema.org

1) Schema.org contains a lot of new markup types.
There are more than 100 new types as well as ported over all of the existing rich snippets types. If you’ve looked at adding rich snippets markup before but none of the existing types were relevant for your site, it’s worth taking another look. Here are a few popular types:

Creative works: CreativeWork, Book, Movie, MusicRecording, Recipe, TVSeries
Embedded non-text objects: AudioObject, ImageObject, VideoObject
Event
Organization
Person
Place, LocalBusiness, Restaurant
Product, Offer, AggregateOffer
Review, AggregateRating

Or, view a full list of all schema.org types. The new markup types may be used for future rich snippets formats as well as other types of improvements to help people find your content more easily when searching.

2) Schema.org uses microdata.
Historically, we’ve supported three different standards for structured data markup: microdata, microformats, and RDFa. We’ve decided to focus on just one format for schema.org to create a simpler story for webmasters and to improve consistency across search engines relying on the data. There are arguments to be made for preferring any of the existing standards, but we’ve found that microdata strikes a balance between the extensibility of RDFa and the simplicity of microformats, so this is the format that we’ve gone with.

3) Existing rich snippets markup formats are still supported.
If you’ve already done markup on your pages using microformats or RDFa, we’ll continue to support it. One caveat to watch out for: while it’s OK to use the new schema.org markup or continue to use existing microformats or RDFa markup, you should avoid mixing the formats together on the same web page, as this can confuse our parsers.

4) Test your markup using the rich snippets testing tool.
It’s very useful to test your web pages with markup to make sure we’re able to parse the data correctly. As with previous rich snippets markup formats, you should use the rich snippets testing tool for this purpose. Note that while the testing tool will show the marked up information that was parsed from the page, rich snippets previews are not yet shown for schema.org markup. We’ll be adding this functionality soon.

Suggested Reading:

Check Schema.org website for more details
To learn more about rich snippets and how they relate to schema.org, check out the Rich snippets schema.org FAQ.
To get an overview of microdata as well as the conventions followed by schema.org, take a look at the schema.org Getting Started guide.

How to add Google +1 Button to your website

2011-07-25T00:10:00.000-07:00

Google +1 is about getting recommendations from the people you trust. As potential visitors see recommendations from their friends and contacts beneath your Google search results, you could see more, and better qualified, traffic coming from Google. The search results can then be more helpful.

Adding +1 buttons to your pages is a great way to help your content stand out in Google search. By giving your visitors more chances to +1 your pages, your search results and search ads could show up with +1 annotations more often, helping users see when your pages are most likely to be useful.

To get started, visit the +1 button tool on Google Webmaster Central. You’ll be able to configure a small snippet of JavaScript and add it to the pages where you want +1 buttons to appear. You can pick from a few different button sizes and styles, so choose the +1 button that best matches your site’s layout.

In the common case, a press of the button +1’s the URL of the page it’s on.

From the Google Blog -

If your site primarily caters to users outside of the US and Canada, you can install the +1 button code now; the +1 button is already supported in 44 languages. However, keep in mind that +1 annotations currently only appear for English search results on Google.com. We’re working on releasing +1 to searchers worldwide in the future.

If you have users who love your content (and we bet you do), encourage them to spread the word! Add the +1 button to help your site stand out with a personal recommendation right at the moment of decision, on Google search.

Reference Link
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2011/06/add-1-to-help-your-site-stand-out.html

G.Co, Google’s Official URL Shortcut Just For Google Websites

2011-07-19T01:48:00.000-07:00

Google joins the internet biggies Twitter (T.Co) , Overstock (O.co) and Amazon (A.Co, Z.Co and K.Co) today in taking over the G.Co domain name.

G.CO, the new URL shortcut will only link to official Google products and services like GMail, Documents and Photos. Whenever you see a short "g.co" link, you can trust that it will always take you to a Google product or service.

The public URL shortener, goo.gl is available to shorten up URLs across the web.

New Instant Preview Tool In The Labs Section Of Webmaster Tools

2011-07-15T03:33:00.000-07:00

Google launched 'Instant Previews' in Webmasters Tools last year to help users better understand if a particular result was relevant for a their search query.

Since launch, the Instant Previews team has been keeping an eye on common complaints and problems related to how pages are rendered for Instant Previews.

When we see issues with preview images, they are frequently due to:

Blocked resources due to a robots.txt entry
Cloaking: Erroneous content being served to the Googlebot user-agent
Poor alternative content when Flash is unavailable

To overcome these problems, Google has a new Instant Preview tool in the Labs section of Webmaster Tools.

Here, you can input the URL of any page on your site, then the 'Instant Preview' tool will fetch the page from your site and try to render it both as it would display in Chrome and through our Instant Preview renderer.

Google says -

"Please keep in mind that both of these renders are done using a recent build of Webkit which does not include plugins such as Flash or Silverlight, so it's important to consider the value of providing alternative content for these situations. Alternative content can be helpful to search engines, and visitors to your site without the plugin would benefit as well.

Below the renders, you’ll also see automated feedback on problems our system can detect such as missing or roboted resources."

For further queries and feedback check Webmaster Forum

New Inbox Styles from Gmail

2011-07-14T23:07:00.000-07:00

Gmail now comes with new inbox styles to help you manage your mail in the way that works best for you - Classic, Priority Inbox, Important first, Unread first & Starred first.

Classic - This is the default inbox style most people are used to. In the Classic inbox, messages are ordered chronologically, with your most recent email at the top.
Priority Inbox - Important and unread messages appear at the top of your inbox, then starred messages, then everything else. Each section can be customized further, so you can create your own inbox style.
Important first - This style puts important mail at the top of the page (both read and unread messages). Everything else is in its own section at the bottom of your inbox. You may have noticed that we turned on importance arrows for everyone a few weeks ago; this inbox style separates messages with these arrows from those without.
Unread first - Simple: unread mail at the top; everything else at the bottom.
Starred first - Starred messages at the top; everything else at the bottom.

After you've settled on a style you like and used it for about a week, these tabs will go away, You can always change your inbox style from the drop down menu next to the Inbox label or from the Settings page.

Haven't tried yet. Think again.

Remove Unwanted Or Old URLs Easily From Google Search

2011-07-14T04:22:00.000-07:00

There is always the need to updated the web-pages, and remove those which are no longer required from Google search index.

Previously, in order to remove the URL, the webpage's URL must first be blocked by a site owner before the page can be removed from Google's search results.

As you have already verified the ownership of your site in the Webmasters Tools, the above mentioned requirement can be eliminated, to remove unwanted pages (e.g. pages accidentally made public) from Google's search results.

Removals persist for at least 90 days
When a page’s URL is requested for removal, the request is temporary and persists for at least 90 days. We may continue to crawl the page during the 90-day period but we will not display it in the search results. You can still revoke the removal request at any time during those 90 days. After the 90-day period, the page can reappear in our search results, assuming you haven’t made any other changes that could impact the page’s availability.

Permanent removal
In order to permanently remove a URL, you must ensure that one of the following page blocking methods is implemented for the URL of the page that you want removed:

indicate that the page no longer exists by returning a 404 or 410 HTTP status code
block the page from crawling via a robots.txt file
block the page from indexing via a noindex meta tag

This will ensure that the page is permanently removed from Google's search results for as long as the page is blocked. If at any time in the future you remove the previously implemented page blocking method, we may potentially re-crawl and index the page. For immediate and permanent removal, you can request that a page be removed using the Remove URL tool and then permanently block the page’s URL before the 90-day expiration of the removal request.

For more information about URL removals, see “URL removal explained”

Webmaster Tools Site Verifcation Plugin For Wordpress

2011-07-14T03:59:00.000-07:00

For webmasters with self-hosted WordPress blogs, there’s now a Webmaster Tools site verification plugin for Wordpress that completely automates our verification process! You can install it directly from the “Install Plugins” control panel built into your WordPress blog, or you can download the ZIP file from the WordPress plugin site. This plugin can only be used by self-hosted WordPress blogs; it can’t be installed on blogs hosted on wordpress.com.

With verified ownership of your site in Webmaster Tools, you can receive specific statistics and information (e.g. relevant search queries, malware notices) about your site directly from Google.

Ref Link: WordPress Plugin for Webmaster Tools verification

Now Google Provides Faster Verification Process for Websites

2011-07-14T03:24:00.000-07:00

Verifying the website in Google Webmasters Tools has always been clumsy, but there was no other go rather to follow the process for website verification.

In order to overcome that, Google has implemented several major improvements to make the Google Site Verification process faster, more straightforward, and perhaps even a pleasure to use—so you can get on with the tasks that matter to you.

New verification method recommendations

You can quickly observe the changes we’ve made to the verification page, namely the new tabbed interface. These tabs allow us to give greater visibility to the verification method that we think will be most useful to you, which is listed in the Recommended Method tab.

This is convenient though not necessarily work for your website. If this is the case, simply click the "Alternate methods" tab to see the other verification methods that are available. Verifying with an alternate method is just as powerful as verifying with a recommended method.

New Google Sites Are Automatically Verified

Google Sites administrators are now automatically verified for all new sites that they create. When you create a new Google Site, it’ll appear verified in the details page. The same goes for adding or removing owners: when you edit the owners list in your Google Site's settings, the changes will automatically appear in Webmaster Tools.

One thing to note is that Google is unable to automatically verify preexisting Google Sites at this time. If you’d like to verify your older Google Sites, please continue to use the meta tag method already available.

We hope these enhancements help get you through security even faster. For more queries and any questions, feel free to check out Google's Webmaster Help Forums.

Google Redesigns Gmail

2011-07-03T01:31:00.000-07:00

Google has redesigned Gmail, which was launched in the year 2004 and remained in beta version till 2009. The new redesign is not the only thing Google is embarking on, rather it's a series of interface updates to help strip out unnecessary clutter and make Gmail as beautiful as it is powerful.

What's New ?

As per Google Blog -

To start things off, Gmail has two new themes for you to try out as a sort of sneak peek. There is a "Preview” and “Preview (Dense)” themes in the Themes tab in Gmail Settings. The idea of two themes is to accommodate different screen sizes and user preferences, but until then you can pick the information density that you prefer.

Here’s what one of the new themes currently looks like:

And in conversation view:

Look out for these and other new features over the next few months. In the meantime, try out the new themes as a preview of the future of Gmail and you can send your feedback to Google about your experience with the new look of Gmail.

Reference Link: A Preview of Gmail's New Look

Google Business: Introducing the +1 Button

2011-06-24T04:16:00.000-07:00

Google +1 is all about sharing on the web, an easy way for Google users to recommend their content right from the search results pages as well as from their site. It relies on the people recommendations. For example, if you like a product or service you can click +1, which would be used to help your friends and contacts right when they’re searching for relevant topics on Google.

Read more about: Google +1

Now You Can Link Your Google Analytics To Webmaster Tools

2011-06-24T03:04:00.000-07:00

If you use Google Analytics to track site data, you can now link your Webmaster Tools verified site to an Analytics profile when they use the same Google Account.

That will make your Analytics profiles accessible within Webmaster Tools, and you will be able to access more easily the below mentioned Analytics features:

Google Analytics Referring Pages: View your Google Analytics Referring Pages report directly from the Links to your site page in Webmaster Tools. This report helps you understand the overall trends in traffic volume from referrals, as well as the sites driving those trends.
Google Analytics Dashboard: Access the Google Analytics Dashboard directly from the Analytics link in the top left bar when you’re on a site-related page.

How to link a verified site in Webmaster Tools to a Google Analytics profile?

There are a few steps involved,

On the Webmaster Tools home page, click Manage next to the site you want, then click Google Analytics profile.

Select the profile you want to associate with the site, then click Save.

Note: If your site has multiple owners, each owner will need to link their own account to a Google Analytics profile.

Reference link: http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2011/02/linking-google-analytics-to-webmaster.html

Very Informative Video on 'Using Webmasters Tools'

2011-06-24T02:36:00.000-07:00

This video talk about utilizing some features in Webmaster Tools as though you were optimizing for www.googlestore.com.

This is just a 10mins video, but will clear so many of your queries.

avoid the negative impact on website's visibility during the 'Site Downtime'

2011-06-24T02:24:00.000-07:00

There are times when the website(s) is taken down due to ongoing site maintenance, or legal or cultural requirements.

Google says - "Outages that are not clearly marked as such can negatively affect a site’s reputation."

In that scenario due to the ongoing site maintenance, or legal or cultural requirements, there are methods to deal with the planned website downtime in a way that will generally not negatively affect your site’s visibility in the search results.

How to avoid the negative impact on website's visibility during the 'Planned Site Downtime' in Google Search Results?

Instead of returning a 404 Not Found HTTP result code or showing an error page with the status code 200 (OK) when a page is requested, it’s better to return a 503 HTTP result code (Service Unavailable) which tells search engine crawlers that the downtime is temporary.

Moreover, it allows webmasters to provide visitors and bots with an estimated time when the site will be up and running again. If known, the length of the downtime in seconds or the estimated date and time when the downtime will be complete can be specified in an optional Retry-After header (http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.37), which Googlebot may use to determine when to recrawl the URL.

Returning a 503 HTTP result code can be a great solution for a number of other situations. We encounter a lot of problems with sites that return 200 (OK) result codes for server errors, downtime, bandwidth-overruns or for temporary placeholder pages (“Under Construction”). The 503 HTTP result code is the webmaster’s solution of choice for all these situations. As for planned server downtime like hardware maintenance, it’s a good idea to have a separate server available to actually return the 503 HTTP result code. It is important, however, to not treat 503 as a permanent solution: lasting 503s can eventually be seen as a sign that the server is now permanently unavailable and can result in us removing URLs from Google’s index.

header('HTTP/1.1 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable');
header('Retry-After: Sat, 8 Oct 2011 18:27:00 GMT');

If you set up a 503 (Service Unavailable) response, the header information might look like this when using PHP.

Suggested Reading: Status Code Definitions

Google Launched the Google Translate app for iPhone

2011-02-08T22:12:00.000-08:00

Google launched, the official Google Translate for iPhone app and is available for download from the App Store

Features

The new app has all of the features of the web app, plus some significant new additions designed to improve your overall translation experience.

• You can speak to translate - The new app accepts voice input for 15 languages, and—just like the web app—you can translate a word or phrase into one of more than 50 languages. For voice input, just press the microphone icon next to the text box and say what you want to translate.

• Listen to your translations - You can also listen to your translations spoken out loud in one of 23 different languages.

• Full-screen mode - Another feature that might come in handy is the ability to easily enlarge the translated text to full-screen size. This way, it’s much easier to read the text on the screen, or show the translation to the person you are communicating with. Just tap on the zoom icon to quickly zoom in.

And the app also includes all of the major features of the web app, including the ability to view dictionary results for single words, access your starred translations and translation history even when offline, and support romanized text like Pinyin and Romaji.

You can download Google Translate now from the App Store globally. The app is available in all iOS supported languages, but you’ll need an iPhone or iPod touch iOS version 3 or later.

For more information please visit: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/02/introducing-google-translate-app-for.html

Google New – a platform to get updated with the latest in Google

2010-09-22T22:25:00.001-07:00

Google New is the platform where the users can find the latest products and feature updates from Google. Google new is designed completely with the aim of covering all the latest information on Google products and features.

The information up till now was available across the several Google Blog Network, with Google New now being launched the users have the ability to get updated with the 'NEW' in Google.

Twitter Is Rolling Out New Design

2010-09-15T23:45:00.003-07:00

Twitter on its official website announced the rolling out of new design. The new design seems to be more trendy and has lot of updated features for easier, faster and richer experience.

From the blog -

"You will now find @mentions, retweets, searches, and lists just above your timeline – creating a single, streamlined view on the left of the screen. On the right, you can see the features you're familiar with, including whom you recently followed and who recently followed you, favorites, and Trending Topics."

In short, the new design will also be offering options to

- View photos, videos, and other media content

- Discover related content

- Mini profiles

- Rollout timing

It's time to get into action.

Google Getting More Real With Its ‘Real Time’ Search

2010-08-29T23:30:00.001-07:00

Google launched a real time search engine, specifically dedicated to the searches made in the real time. Get the fun started here www.google.com/realtime

You can use geographic refinements to find updates and news that's happening right near you or in the area of your choice. You can also follow a conversation by browsing a full timeline of tweets.

Adding to the Google Real Time features, you can now create an alert specifically for "updates" to get an email the moment a topic of interest shows up on Twitter or other short-form services, in Google Alerts.

Currently the Google Real Time Search and updates are available globally in 40 languages, and the geographic refinements and conversations views are available in English, Japanese, Russian and Spanish.

Link to Your Google Analytics Account for Google Webmaster Verification

2010-08-25T02:59:00.001-07:00

Till now webmasters have to verify the ownership of their website(s) seperately for Google Webmasters Tools and Google Analytics. But this has been simplified recently by Google.

If you are already running the Google Analytics for your website, then you can verify the ownership of your website for Google Webmasters Tools account just by clicking the button.

But this option has a limitation and is available only with the newer asynchronous Analytics JavaScript, so if you haven't migrated yet, now is a great time.

Facebook now offering streamlined pages

2010-08-21T10:56:00.000-07:00

Facebook is now providing features which will make browsing much easier. The changes will be available from 23rd August, as announced in the Facebook's developers blog.

The new modifications includes,

Removing boxes (including the boxes tab)
Narrowing custom tabs to 520 pixels

which will make navigation much easier for users.

Don't wait, check the custom tab (if you have on your page) and make adjustments as needed.

SEO News Aggregator from SEO Blog

2010-08-21T08:11:00.000-07:00

At this moment, the must-read stories in search marketing are spread across different news sites and blogs. That's far too much for any reader to follow.

Search Engine Daily (SED) arranges all of these links into a single, easy-to-scan page. Latest news from all around search marketing field is published.

Where to find?

Easy access navigation link from SEO Concepts Blog

The SED's goal is to become your one stop destination for all search marketing news and updates.

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