Category Archives: Google Updates & Algorithms
Mobilegeddon: Not The End of the Mobile World, Yet.
By Saba SEO, 5:44 pm on April 24, 2015
Three days after mobilegeddon, a nickname given to Google’s April 21st mobile-friendly algorithm change, many are left unimpressed with this supposed apocalypse. While Google did announce that the update could take as long as a week to rollout completely, many San Diego SEO experts and analysts have been unable to report significant change in mobile […]
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Going Mobile Isn’t Recommended, It’s Required.
By Saba SEO, 8:54 pm on April 1, 2015
Google has just released that on April 21, 2015, they will be rolling out a new update that will use a website’s mobile friendliness to help determine organic search ranking. Unlike other ranking factors, mobile friendliness can be determined in a simple yes or no answer, which makes the mobile compatibility of your website a requirement, […]
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New AdWords Campaign Designed to Drive Calls to Businesses
By Saba SEO, 12:59 am on March 5, 2015
Calling all business owners, online marketers and AdWords managers in San Diego – and across the nation! Google is changing the pay-per-click landscape again, offering a new call-only campaign that is designed specifically to increase the number of calls that a business gets from their online advertisements. So what’s the difference between call-only and AdWords […]
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Google Emphasizes Importance of Mobile-Friendly Websites
By Saba SEO, 5:35 pm on January 30, 2015
With mobile searches assuming dominance over traditional computer web searches, businesses, marketers, and SEOs have seen a recent push for mobile-friendly websites and apps. Making websites mobile has become so vital to the success of businesses that Google has begun sending warnings to websites that are not mobile-friendly. Although the message from Google is a […]
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What You Need to Know about Panda 4.1
By Saba SEO, 8:00 am on December 23, 2014
Panda 4.1, the new Google search engine algorithm, was unleashed onto the internet on September 25. This algorithm was specifically designed by Google to weed out what it views as low quality web pages to improve Google’s user experience.
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