Yet ANOTHER Google Algorithm Update On The Way…
TLDR – Google is preparing another upgrade to its Penguin algorithm. If your business isn’t ready, your traffic could disappear.More
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Why Being in Google’s Top 10 Results Doesn’t Mean You’re Safe
TL;DR – A recent Google update affected just the first page of search results. Here’s what it means for you.More
Here Are Some Brands Hit Hard by Google’s Algorithm Update
TL;DR – With Google’s mobile algorithm in effect, some brands are already starting to be penalized because their sites aren’t mobile friendly.More
Well, Google’s Giant Mobile Update is Here. Hope You’re Ready.
TL;DR – You’re missing out on a lot if your site isn’t mobile ready today.More
How to Get a Mobile-Ready Responsive Website in 24 Hours
TL;DR – Google’s big mobile algorithm update is one week away. If you have a responsive website, your site won’t suffer any penalties. Here’s how to convert your site from non-mobile friendly to responsive in just 24 hours.More
What Does Your Website Look Like on Mobile?
TL;DR: Here’s how to check what your website will look like on ANY mobile device – not just the ones you own.More
Some More Info About The BIG April 21st Google Update
TL;DR: We knew the big Google update for mobile ranking was coming. Now we know a little more about what it will affect (and what it won’t, such as tablets).More
How to Know if Your SEO Agency is Slacking Off
TL;DR: If you’re wondering whether your SEO agency isn’t delivering as promised, Joshua Steimle’s piece on Forbes explains a tactful way to “out” lazy agencies.More
BIG Changes to Mobile Ranking Coming
TL;DR: On April 21, Google is rolling out a BIG update that affects how they rank mobile sites. Since over half of internet traffic is mobile, this has a huge effect on your website’s search presence.More
Popcorn Time’s Interesting SEO Strategy
Have you heard of Popcorn Time, the Win/Mac/iOS/Android/Linux torrent app that easily streams high-quality copies of pirated movies straight to your computer? Much like The Pirate Bay has over the years, Popcorn Time recently lost its original domain because of its association with, well, piracy.
As most of you may have noticed, our domain has been removed.
This is due to some sort of legal investigation against Popcorn Time.
A legal investigation who’s trying to do everything within its power to make Popcorn Time disappear from this world.
WE WILL NOT LET THIS HAPPEN!!!!!
(Emphasis theirs.)
A lot of their traffic undoubtedly came from search engine traffic, as their name isn’t yet well-recognized enough to stand on its own (like The Pirate Bay’s has become).
What do you do when you’re an aspiring pirate startup and your domain registration is revoked?
You growth hack.More