Monthly Archives: September 2013
Google’s Hummingbird Algorithm – What’s it All About?
You know, if we’re sure about one constant with Google, it’s that they probably encourage a Zen mindset to deal with their incessant changes. As well they should. It’s not easy being on the top and constantly having to lead innovation and making the future happen now. We should all be in their shoes. Since […]
Continue ReadingSEO Packages at Techmagnate are Changing, Effective October 1st, 2013
SEO has evolved from a set of tasks that needed to be accomplished for higher rankings to marketers and businesses having to pay attention to what their clients honestly want. When Google began rolling out changes to its algorithm late last year, we began restructuring our SEO Packages and Plans to make sure they’re Google […]
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Astroturfing and the Fake Review Penalty
Yesterday, news broke all over the web about the Attorney General of New York , Eric T. Schneirderman, announcing penalties for 19 digital agencies who’ve posted fake reviews for their clients online. According to the A.G.’s website, “Operation Clean Turf” was a yearlong covert investigation into the techniques employed by marketing agencies vis-Ã -vis online […]
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Leverage Pinterest for eCommerce and SEO
The exponential growth of Pinterest as a social media platform in recent times can be validated from the fact that it is the fastest site ever to gain ten million followers and in the five months gone by the user base has touched a whopping seventy million. That is no mean feat and where such […]
Continue ReadingContent Curation Guide for SEO
Before we get to the point of actually laying down a guide on how to curate content for better SEO, it seems like a good idea to first explain and explore what content curation actually means. As a term, content curation, is pretty self-explanatory and comes under content marketing services. Curated content is content that […]
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Post-Penguin 2.0 Checklist: 10 Things to Check Before Publishing Your Content
Now that the initial hoopla about the Penguin 2.0 update has subsided, it is time to think and build a strategy about how to deal with it in the future. For the uninitiated – although no one who has anything to do with websites or ecommerce SEO should be – Google came out with their […]
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