Nofollow Attribute Could Help With Crawl Budgets – Digital Marketing Roundup
Nofollow attribute could help with crawl budgets for large websites
Through a conversation between Google’s Gary Illyes and an SEO on Twitter, it turns out that using the “nofollow” attribute can help with crawl budget issues.
In the conversation, Illyes stated that this would only have a significant effect on large …
Film and TV Show Ratings on Google – Digital Marketing Roundup
Google’s New Interface
Google has confirmed that they are developing a new design and look for the search user interface on desktop. Apparently the new design has a boxy-look like a mobile user interface, but despite this Google is still trying this new look, so we will definitely see further …
AdWords Price Extensions on Desktop – Digital Marketing Roundup
Webmaster recommendations about the mobile first index are on the way
We have already covered the topic of Google’s mobile first index in the previous roundup; a new implementation that will look primarily at mobile content instead of desktop.
This has brought many questions to the surface for webmasters, so Google …
Google´s Search is Already Huge and It’s Still Growing – Digital Marketing Roundup
Google’s search is already huge and it’s still growing
Google is constantly growing and evolving, and now the company has chosen to show us an example of this through their ‘How Search Works’ page; Google has announced that they already kno of over 130 trillion pages in the web, and …
Google´s Mobile-First Indexing – Digital Marketing Roundup
Google’s mobile-first indexing
Google is testing its mobile-first index, which is meant to look primarily at mobile content rather than desktop.
Google has explained that there are more mobile searches than desktop searches on a daily basis, but when evaluating the page’s ranking, it checks the desktop version of a website. …
The Discussion Around the Effectiveness of the AMP – Digital Marketing Roundup
Search Ad specializations have expired?
Several agencies with Google Partner status received an email saying that they had lost their Search Ads specialization, and they would have to retake their exams.
This is due to a bug and according to Gianpaolo Lorusso, an Italy-based digital marketer, it was a global bug …
7 Tricks and Treats for Your Halloween Twitter Campaign
Happy Halloween! It’s the holiday when social media turns into a real bloodbath, with carved pumpkins, spooky outfits, and creepy gifs taking over our Twitter feeds.
Goblins and ghouls aside, there’s nothing scarier to digital marketers than a dead Twitter handle. So we’ve put together a list of quick fixes …
5 Steps to Make Your Site Epic this Black Friday
Seasonal sales like Black Friday are huge opportunities for online businesses, with an increasing amount of people opting to shop online during these periods, instead of hitting the high streets. Online retailers and businesses need to ensure they know how to prepare their sites, and ensure they’re running at …
The Hypnosis of Pokémon Go
The launch of the new Pokémon Go app a couple of months back opened the doors to a digital revolution, completely hypnotising people across the world.
The app built on Niantic’s real world gaming platform uses real life locations to encourage users to go out into the world to find and catch various …
The Power of Listicles
Even if you haven’t heard of the term “listicle”, you’ve definitely read one. While the format isn’t exactly new, it’s been at the forefront of content marketing over the last few years, with blogs and websites producing them on every topic imaginable.
Buzzfeed doing what they …
