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Why Page Layout Matters to Google

by Jesse Cai on January 30, 2012

in SEO

Earlier this month, Google confirmed that page layout is now a ranking factor for its search engine. The update is one of over 500 improvements to Google’s ranking algorithm that are being rolled out in 2012. Why would Google elevate page layout to official ranking factor status? Consider the following scenario: You’re using Google to try [...]

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You may have heard about Google’s launch of Search Plus Your World last week, which sent spasms of outrage, delight and fear through the online marketing world. Or you may not have. Australian Google users aren’t yet affected by this controversial new update to Google’s search results, which is currently in the middle of a [...]

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Now that we’ve dispelled all rumours regarding social media’s inability to add value, let’s cover something more advanced. Integration. Social media is everywhere, linked to everything, and constantly shifting the marketing landscape. But Google’s latest innovation, “Search Plus Your World”, has turned social media into air… You need it to survive. More-so than ever, there [...]

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Happy Holidays from the E-Web Marketing team! We sincerely hope you’re outside enjoying the great weather with family and friends on this glorious Christmas day, but for those of you who just can’t stay away from your beloved Internet for more than a few hours at a time (and that’s most of us here, if [...]

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Site Speed is important, this much is not new. We wrote about the importance of site speed back in July. I won’t go into much more detail about why as you can refer to the previous post, however, I will summarise for you just in case you are not interested in making that extra click. [...]

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On top of map directions, static photos, videos and street views for business listings, Google have rolled out interactive 360 degree views inside business locations. Users browsing street view in Google Maps will be able to come off the streets and get a virtual tour of the interior of your location. For example, users looking [...]

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Over the last 6 months, Google has slowly added features to the new version of Google Analytics, and after finally allowing users to export report files into PDF format, there aren’t many arguments left for staying with the old version. The question on the minds of many frequent users has been: When do I make the switch? Well, [...]

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It’s about time! Google+ is now accepting businesses, brands and any non-human entity to join its social network. This should be available to everyone within the next two or three days. For business owners, this will open up additional exposure and opportunities to promote your business online. Once you establish your business page (this can be done here), you [...]

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Are you bored with the old fashioned look of Google Places search results? Do you sometimes struggle to spot the address or contact number you’re looking for right away? It looks like your troubles may be over, since Google officially announced last week that we can all look forward to an updated Places layout. Generally the changes of the [...]

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Google Analytics introduced Visitors Flow last week, a tool for creating interactive flow graphs that represent how visitors “flow” through your website. These convenient visualisations of the Visitor Path report make it much easier to segment user behaviour and optimise the visitor experience. Another tool added was Goal Flow, which does the same thing with your website’s goals. About Visitors Flow Visitors Flow creates flow [...]

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