by Rob Willox | Dec 30, 2010 | Google, Search Engine Optimisation
Can Reading Level Search affect SEO? On 14 December, on Google for Students blog, Google announced a new feature Reading Level search. Found under Advanced Search it enables returned search results to be filtered by reading level of the page content. It has obvious... by Rob Willox | Dec 13, 2010 | Google
Google Chrome – the operating system of the future? Due to the widespread coverage of the Wikileaks fiasco you might not have noticed the launch by Google of its Chrome OS. It was broadcast live on YouTube lasting 2+ hours during which new features for the... by Rob Willox | Dec 12, 2010 | Advertising, Conversion Rate Optimisation, Inbound Marketing, PPC, Testing
Yellow Pages Local Advertising – Is it worth it? Just received, this morning, new edition of our local Yellow Pages covering the Edinburgh postcode area which includes Central Borders and Livingston areas. If you have received your own you will have noticed that... by Rob Willox | Dec 9, 2010 | Search Engine Optimisation, Social Media
Choose the best for your SEO activities When using any of these services you have to be careful which service to use as they all don’t use a 301 direct and it is important from an Search Engine Optimisation perspective. For those not fully aware what redirects... by Rob Willox | Dec 6, 2010 | Search Engine Optimisation, Social Media
Google and Bing come clean on Social Media (SM) It has long been thought that with the addition of social media features and search options from both Googleand Bing that social activity, Tweets and FB posts and commenting were being used, to some extent, in both of...
