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It can be pretty annoying when you’re browsing the Web on a mobile device, only to find out the site you’re visiting has a terrible layout on your phone. 
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It seems like every time we content marketers look up from writing blog posts and ebooks, Google has changed the game, yet again. Below is a rundown of a few of the changes content marketers fear may be changing the rules forever.
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It's called Hummingbird, and they've been using it for months. (Google announces a new search algorithm http://t.co/dGTAGNm4K9)
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Do Google use the same algorithm to rank all the results on page 1, or different algorithms for a wider variety in the results? (Pos. 1-3 - primary focus on freshness Pos. 4-6 - primary focus on backlinks Pos. 7-10 - primary focus on social signals) Via Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com
Monica S Mcfeeters's curator insight,
March 30, 2014 8:48 AM
Did you ever wonder how Google ranks it results? Here is some insight into how that happens.
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Google announced Thursday that it has updated its search algorithm. The update is called Hummingbird and it has changed how Google will return search results. What the changes mean. According to Se...
martha ruotolo's curator insight,
October 1, 2013 10:10 AM
i personaly think that they new way it looks is really not all that good
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How to align with, rather than battle against, Google's latest algorithm update.
William Hanna's curator insight,
June 6, 2013 10:57 AM
When SEO is done carefully, intelligently and with integrity, the latest rule changes will have little to no negative impact. It's the black hat practitioners that have the battle on their hands! |
