from SEOByTheSea Google uses a large number of signals to decide upon the order of pages shown in search results. Some of those signals measure the quality or importance of a web page, while others may indicate how relevant a page is for a particular search query entered into a search engine’s search box. One [...]
http://www.thewebmarketer.net/seo/google-defines-semantic-closeness-as-a-ranking-signal/
from searchengineland.com If you go to Google.com and type “hamburgers,” “shoes,” “candy,” “grills,” “beer,” and hundreds of other terms of ambiguous local intent, Google will almost always show you local results on a map that’s tied to your IP address. But type in “seo,” “seo company,” “web design company” and several terms related to these two [...]
http://www.thewebmarketer.net/seo/google-doesn%e2%80%99t-want-searchers-to-find-seos-web-designers/
A recent patent application from Yahoo explores ways that a search engine might consider the amount of time it takes different types of pages to render and other issues involving how quickly pages respond to a visits in ranking, classifying and crawling those pages. Latency is a big fancy word that simply means the amount [...]
http://www.thewebmarketer.net/seo/does-page-load-time-influence-seo/
SEO Success: Sign Of A Healthy Corporate Culture
http://www.thewebmarketer.net/seo/seo-success-sign-of-a-healthy-corporate-culture/