Google announced a September 2022 Core Algorithm Update, which signals noticeable changes to the search results. Some are counting on it The post Google Announces September 2022 Core Algorithm Update appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Google will hold its annual search event named Search On in the upcoming weeks, on Wednesday, September 28 at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET. Search Engine Land will be covering the news coming out of the Search On event, so make sure to check back here for any breaking news from that event. Google said the search company will tell us “how Google is reimagining its core information products to help people make sense of the world in more natural and intuitive ways.” Where to watch it live. You can watch the event live at searchon.withgoogle.com or on […]

Google is now rolling out the September 2022 broad core update, this is the second board core update of 2022, with the first one being the May 2022 broad core update. The announcement. Google announced this on Twitter and updated its search updates page saying “Today we released the September 2022 core update. We’ll update our ranking release history page when the rollout is complete.” Google added, “The rollout could take 2 weeks to complete.” The rollout started this morning. Google started this broad core update rollout at about 11:26 a.m. ET. And Google will update us when this update is done rolling […]

Improve your search visibility on Google with a Twitter strategy. Here are some basic guidelines to help you achieve maximum exposure for your tweets. The post How To Use Twitter To Increase Your Google Search Visibility appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

I have a secret to share. I’m almost embarrassed by it in this hustle culture, but I’m also proud of it.  My secret is that I obsess over keeping PPC at our little agency frenzy-free (as much as possible).  Sure, there’s the occasional client mishap, last-minute promo, and late-night conversation (about once a year for us). But, overall, everybody on my team doesn’t work nights or weekends and we just don’t really have many last-minute “urgent” requests by clients. Let me repeat that: We’re a PPC agency that doesn’t work nights and weekends! Hard to believe, huh?  The reason this […]

The Google helpful content update finished rolling out around 2 pm ET on September 9th. That morning we reported we started to notice more widespread volatility and fluctuations, possibly related to the helpful content update. But now I am thinking that maybe those or most of those fluctuations were unrelated to the helpful content update?

Someone is looking to move to a new CMS where the site has 20,000 products on the front-end of the website. When the site switches to a new CMS, it sounds like the URLs will need to change. He asked if he could redirect 20,000 URLs.

Christine Zirnheld, aka Shep, is a Digital Marketing Manager at Cypress North, is a co-host on Marketing O’Clock, and has been with the company for over four years. Shep came from her maiden name Shepherd and Greg Finn gave him the nickname of Shep…

Learn how to use social media analytics to determine the effectiveness of your social media marketing and advertising efforts. The post Social Media Analytics: A Guide To Get Started appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

There is an interesting conversation on Twitter about Google crawling spikes and (1) if these spikes are global or on a per-site basis and (2) if the URL parameter tool going offline caused a global spike in crawling.

Google is now testing highlighting portions of the featured snippets they show in the Google search results page. I am seeing the highlights both in yellow and blue format, as well as no highlights at all.

Google has removed the datePublished “recommended” property from the fact check structured data documentation. Google said, “Currently, date information isn’t used in the Fact Check rich result.”

Google answers if publishing content on a daily basis will help increase ranking The post Google Answers If Adding Content Daily Increases Rankings appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

For most businesses, holidays bring in revenue – and a lot of it. In the United States, total retail spend during the 2021 holiday season was $1.221 trillion, according to Insider Intelligence. Aside from holidays, seasonality influences select industries – where specific times of the year are more popular than others. The fitness, healthcare and ecommerce spaces are just a few industries with seasons.  If you work in an industry where seasonality is a big factor, then your brand needs to participate. Otherwise, you could be losing out on significant revenue opportunities. In this article, you’ll learn why seasonal content […]

Chris Laas to explore how he uses SEO forecasting to provide greater value to clients and senior stakeholders. The post SEO Forecasting: 3 Unique Ways To Prove The Value Of SEO To Clients & Stakeholders appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Here are a few ideas on how you can add context to take your social media content to the next level. The post How To Incorporate More Context In Your Social Media Content appeared first on Search Engine Journal.