Are You Ready for Penguin 2.0?SEOP Blog Team @ May 22, 2013 # No Comment Yet The SEO industry has been abuzz in the past couple of weeks, particularly with the announcement by Matt Cutts, the head of Google’s Webspam team, about the upcoming release of Penguin 2.0. With the upcoming rollout of Penguin 2.0, you need to make sure that your site is ready, and that you’re able to quickly respond to changes in your search rankings. 8 Ways to Enhance Your WordPress Blog’s SEOSEOP Blog Team @ May 15, 2013 # No Comment Yet WordPress popularity as a blogging tool and a content management system comes from its ease-of-use, versatility, and wealth of plug-ins that enable a host of features. Though it is not originally optimized for SEO, it can be with a few enhancements. Finding Your Way in the Dark: Handling (Not Provided) Keyword Data in Google AnalyticsSEOP Blog Team @ May 10, 2013 # No Comment Yet Since 2011, Google has implemented a special keyword into Google Analytics’ Keywords report. The (not provided) keyword appeared as a result of Google not providing keyword data for organic search results from users who are signed into their Google account or utilizing Google’s Secure Search. Monitoring Your Online Campaigns Using Google Analytics’ Conversions ReportsSEOP Blog Team @ May 6, 2013 # No Comment Yet Google Analytics’ Real-Time dashboard has recently added a new feature to enhance each site owners’ control over their online campaigns: this is its new Conversions reports, which went live a couple of days ago. How Page Loading Speed Affects Search Engine RankingsSEOP Blog Team @ April 24, 2013 # No Comment Yet Page loading time is a significant factor in any user’s experience with your website. Many times, website owners let it slide in order to accommodate better design, content, or functionality. However, most visitors tend to care about speed more than all the bells and whistles you want included in your website. Loading time is a major factor that contributes to page abandonment, and most Internet users have no patience to wait for a page that’s loading too slowly. |
