As part of its defiant stance against EU antitrust charges, Alphabet (Google) is arguing that there’s no basis for assessing fines...

RankBrain isn’t replacing the current Google Algorithm (currently nicknamed Hummingbird), but instead RankBrain is one of the “hundreds”...

On Wednesday, Google took legal action against a search marketing firm for allegedly making illegal automated calls to small businesses...

The hacking and public outing of Ashley Madison infidelity website users is the Online Reputation Management “Apocalypse.”  No other...

So you’ve checked the box and now have a mobile-friendly site. “Mobilegeddon” convinced you that mobile searchers are worth paying...

Twitter’s place in Google’s desktop search is now official. After about a month of testing, Google announced the news today,...

I recently asked a room of experienced marketers how they thought social media marketing could assist their SEO efforts. The answers were...

Every few years, the folks over at Moz pore over more than 170 attributes and poll 150 of the leading marketing minds on what they think...

Did you get an email from Google saying Googlebot can’t access your CSS and JS files? Well, you are not alone. This morning, Google began...

Google is trolling! It’s like SEO inception! How ironic, Google needs an SEO! Those are just some of the themes that emerged in the past...

Amazon Echo, the Seattle-based company’s home-based personal assistant, is now available to anyone who wants it. Unlike its “competitors”...

The clock is ticking for Google to comply with a demand by the French privacy regulator CNIL to implement Right To Be Forgotten...

Some of the work my search marketing agency does is “Online Reputation Management” — or, it might be more accurate to call it “Online...

For over a decade, Google has successfully convinced various governments that it is censoring its search results when it actually wasn’t....

It has been more than a month since Google’s mobile update occurred, and many marketers are moving on to the next thing, having not seen...

Google’s April 21 mobile-friendly update, generally referred to as “Mobilegeddon” was announced a few months ago. Fear and anxiety spread...

A few weeks after Google launched their mobile friendly algorithm, Bing announced they will begin rolling out their version of the mobile...

As discussed in my companion article, it has been a year since the “right to be forgotten” (RTBF) was established in Europe by the EU...

A week after Mobilegeddon, what do we know? That it will likely take a few days to finish rolling out, that many haven’t seemed to notice...

It’s impossible to use Amazon’s personal assistant-in-beta, Echo, and not want to compare it to the similar tools already on the market...