Tag: google algorithms

Search engines want to provide users with accurate information as quickly and smoothly as possible. It should come as no surprise that then Google will soon make Core Web Vitals, metrics that focus on user experience, a major ranking factor in search engine results. In this blog post, we’re going to discuss what Core Web…

Where has 2016 gone? We’re reviewing the major SEO developments of the past year and how they impacted search rankings. What ranking factors are dominant now? Last but not least, we predict where SEO is going in 2017 and how it will impact you and your business. You’ll want to read on if you want…

The subject of this blog might be a little left field, but is something that people in the SEO world have noticed for some time now. This is that queries and clicks can influence your rankings in the search engine results pages (serps). Google doesn’t let us in on their ranking algorithms, however over time…

On 28th August 2014, John Muller of Google Webmaster Tools announced that Google will no longer be actively using Google Authorship mark-ups in the search engine results pages (serps). So does the demise of Google Authorship actually mean anything? Just what are the implications of this to search engine optimisation (SEO)? Google’s changing SEO landscape…

Over the years, Google has introduced a number of major changes to its search algorithms. These affect not only the way your website is indexed, but how your website is ranked on the search engine results pages (serps). There have actually been 100’s of small updates – but so far, only 3 have been game-changing.…