State of Search

London SMX: Life in a [Not Provided] World

SEOs were piling into the conference room to see Scott Krager or serps.com and Duran Inci of Optimum7, talk about the thing that’s bothering us all most at the moment, apart from the pesky penguins: [Not Provided]

Requesting Bing to Board the European market

Last week Bing announced another major update to their search engine. They announced the New Bing, with integration of more social aspects and more relevant core information. Within the announcement they stated that “In 2009, we launched Bing with a simple proposition: people should expect more from a search engine.”

Bing Launches “The New Bing”: Search Goes Social In Extreme

Bing ‘relaunches’ and ads in a lot of Social features in their search results as well as options which give extra valuable information

11 Technical SEO Tools you Should be Using

Technical SEO requires the right tools. Here are a 11 tools you can use with description of what they are and do.

Google Testing or Rolling Out Sources Results? (UPDATED)

Google seems to be testing direct answers and sources in the SERPS showing all sorts of information. Another blow for websites?

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Microformat and Datafeed Optimisation – A4U Expo London 2010

Panel – Richard Baxter of SEOGadget, Jonathan Stewart of ReviewCentre and Will Critchlow of Distilled. Richard steps into Jon Myer’s shoes to help moderate as well as speak, so starts with the intro: Information types are understood by humans in a certain way. Address formats, time and date formats are instantly recognisable to us. Not read more »

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King Content vs. Panda: How To Survive & Thrive With The New Content Rules – #SMX – #SMXLondon

The session covered various strategies on how to avoid Panda and Penguin and focused on the future of link building. There were some very different viewpoints and some interesting takeaways. Ken Dobell, President, Digital, DAC Group Ken covered the why and the how of Panda and posed the question what is in the head of read more »

SMX London 2012 Keynote: A Conversation with Amit Singhal of Google

Kicking off SMX London was a relaxed, and relatively informal, chat with Google’s senior VP, Amit Singhal (we interviewed Amit Singhal for SMX recently). The more talks I see from Google staff, the more I realise that the company seems to be made up of child like geniuses. Their enthusiasm to create something special is read more »