A few weeks ago, the web design and SEO community was totally abuzz about Google’s latest search engine update. Specifically, the search engine now instantly updates the search engine results page (SERP) instantly as a user types in their search query. Each letter typed refines and refreshes the search results displayed.
It’s easy to be overwhelmed when looking at and comparing different ways to increase traffic to your website. You probably know the common list of questions: Will this strategy actually work? Will the results outpace the costs involved? Can I trust the offer?
Would you be surprised to know that according to recent industry reports, Google searches account for nearly 70% of all searches on the web and the percentage is still growing? It’s true – Google is clearly the leader of the pack, only distantly trailed by Yahoo Search (about 20%), MSN Search (about 5%), and...
Google’s PageRank system has more or less dominated the conversations of webmasters and online marketers for many years. Naturally, everyone seems to have a different opinion on how the PageRank process works and how much effect it has on a site’s popularity. As controversial as it is in some circles, there is also some...
