Google's Change of Address tool, accessed by website owners in the Google Search Console, is broken. It generally works for most website owners as it should. However, in my professional opinion it's broken because it's missing certain functionality … [Continue reading]
A tweet sent out by Virgin America (@VirginAmerica) appears to be totally inappropriate, although this might be their attempt at getting others to tweet (or write) about their tweet. Virgin America posted a lovely photo of Santa being pulled by the … [Continue reading]
In a recent Search Engine Land article, Patrick Stox explains what HTTP/2 is, and what it means for SEOs. After all, Google has publicly stated that their search engine crawler, called Googlebot, is going to be supporting HTTP/2 soon. As you might … [Continue reading]
Someone is sending out email notices to domain name owners, telling them that their domain name has been suspended for "violation of the Google Inc. Abuse Policy". The email then states that your website has been suspended. It appears to be a domain … [Continue reading]
This week, during the PubCon conference here in Las Vegas, Nevada, there was talk that Google Authorship could potentially make a comeback. As you might recall, back in June 2014, Google removed authorship photos from the search results. However, … [Continue reading]
So, every time that I attend a Pubcon conference (PubCon South Florida, PubCon Austin, PubCon Las Vegas, etc.) I hand-pick a list of speakers that you absolutely must see. I know it's quite a daunting task to figure out which sessions you should see … [Continue reading]