Posts Tagged ‘google’
Is your website secure? Get ready for Google’s SSL changes
If you don’t have an SSL certificate installed on your website, time is running out. On 24 October 2017, Google is upping the ante on security with Chrome 62. Here, we give you the lowdown on what’s happening, how it could impact your website and how to be prepared.
Does Your Site Meet Google’s Mobile-friendly Requirements?
After Google announced that it was changing its search algorithm (yet again), panic unsurprisingly ensued—but making the switch to a mobile-friendly site isn’t as daunting as it sounds. If you’ve already implemented your redesign, or if you’d like to test your existing site, here’s how to can tell if your site meets Google’s new mobile-friendly requirements.
How Gmail’s New Tabbed Inbox is Affecting Open Rates
A few months ago, Gmail introduced a new feature that stirred up panic among email marketers: a tabbed interface that removes marketing messages from the user’s main inbox. The new Gmail defaults to three separate tabs: Primary, Social, and Promotions. And since Google is very good at sorting and categorizing things, it’s a sure bet that any email marketing message will end up shunted to that unappealing final tab.
How Do Google’s New SEO Rules Affect You?
For a long time, search engine optimization has been one of the primary marketing tools for any business with a website. There are more studies, techniques, and advice geared toward SEO strategies than just about any other type of Internet marketing. Businesses and web designers use these strategies to move sites to the top of search engine results, and many seem to have a handle on SEO at last.
The 3 Most Common SEO Mistakes
If you’re about to launch a new Internet marketing campaign, you’ve probably been reading a lot about search engine marketing, or “SEM”, and how to make the most of it. Every web marketing guru will tell you how to succeed online, but here’s something you won’t see in most SEM pitches: the three most common mistakes to avoid.