Tag Archives: panda

Google’ switch from SEO to Content Marketing. Can it really work?

Posted on May 15, 2013 by Graham Baylis

There is much talk about the ‘Death of SEO’ about on the Internet streets these days, a topic that I have dealt with in previous blog posts. One of the latest factors being pointed to as a sign that SEO … Continue reading →

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Why We Should Stop Worrying About Google Updates!

Posted on April 5, 2013 by Graham Baylis

Google Updates, they strike fear into many an SEO professional and worry some website owners to death. The former stress out because if they have been doing things the wrong way they can lose the rankings they have previously gained … Continue reading →

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The latest update to Google Panda 3.9

Posted on July 27, 2012 by SEO Researcher

Google rolled out the latest update to its Panda algorithm. They made the announcement on Twitter which I thought quite unusual but it did get people talking. Twitter has been instrumental in information sharing for both business and social aspects. … Continue reading →

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Make sure your SEO techniques are correct

Posted on July 23, 2012 by SEO Researcher

Making sure you do not fall foul of SEO techniques, particularly with the new Google algorithms where many who thought they were following the rules discovered that they need to change how they do things.   Whenever you are planning … Continue reading →

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Don’t be confused by Google Panda

Posted on July 17, 2012 by SEO Researcher

We have had many enquiries regarding Google Panda and lots of people are still very confused as to what it is and how it works, so here are some articles that explain a little bit about what it is and … Continue reading →

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Using only white hat methods will ensure you don’t break the rules

Posted on July 13, 2012 by SEO Researcher

There has been some concern about Google Penguin and how it might affect a website’s position in the organic rankings. Trying to find out how to avoid losing position can be quite difficult because there are so many variables. However, … Continue reading →

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The Death of The Pipe ‘|’ Symbol Is Announced

Posted on July 8, 2012 by Graham Baylis

Anyone the slightest bit involved with SEO will know that the latest set of Google Panda and Penguin updates have upset the old apple cart, some sites (although none of ours I’m pleased to say) have had their rankings either … Continue reading →

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Keeping up with Google

Posted on May 30, 2012 by SEO Researcher

There has been much talk about Google Panda and now there is Google Penguin. The idea behind Panda is to weed out those sites that use ‘black hat’ methods and those sites that do not have good quality content. However, … Continue reading →

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Of Cheats, Penalties and What Google Wants

Posted on January 23, 2012 by Graham Baylis

There is a lot of discussions going on the moment about some new Google rule changes, these concerning the issue of having too many ads on your site. The word is that having too many ads ‘above the fold’ on … Continue reading →

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Want to KNOW What Google is Looking For….?

Posted on January 10, 2012 by Graham Baylis

How Google Rates Pages In It’s Search Engine Results We all know that Google has incredible computing power and some very complex algorithms, both of which it uses to compile its Search Engine Rankings,  But what you may not know … Continue reading →

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