We take a look at the difference between follow and nofollow links, their impact on SEO, as well as Google’s guidelines on the matter.
Three pieces of SEO data PRs should be using
There’s much discourse about the connection between PR and SEO but all too often these departments work in silo. Here’s the SEO data PR pros should be using.
Good news for Google Search Console users
Two welcome improvements to Google Search Console enhance the experience of a tool every webmaster should use.
How to optimise podcasts for search engines
Podcasts have become popular in recent years and can be a lucrative marketing tool for many. We take a look at how to optimise podcasts for search engines.
Guide to Google Organic SERPs 2021
Google’s search engine results page (SERPs) have changed a lot over the years. As of 2021, these are the main Google organic SERPs you’re likely to see, and why.
What Wikipedia can teach us about internal linking
As Wikipedia turns 20, we take a look at what SEOs can learn from the online encyclopaedia when it comes to internal linking, from structure, to anchor text.
Are podcasts good for SEO?
Is taking part in a podcast beneficial for SEO? We take a look at everything you need to know about podcasts and their SEO benefits.
6 factors that impact the value of your links
Not all links were created equal. From the position of your link to who you link out to, we share six factors that can impact the power of a link.
12 quick(ish) pre-Christmas SEO wins for retailers
You may think it’s too early to be thinking about Christmas but many retailers will be pinning their hopes on a decent festive season to end a difficult 2020. Here are 12 seasonal SEO gifts to help you prepare your business.
My Five #409
More Gov facepalms (but do they know it yet?), good and bad news for webmasters and proof that bubbles are the answer.
My Five #402
To lick or not to lick (one’s fingers)?, SEO sexism, big moves for the search giants and the patter of tiny gorilla feet. It is MyFive time.
Why you shouldn’t care about rankings
Mass panic about Google rankings on Tuesday felt like a return to the days of the Google Dance. What did we learn?