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Posted by EricEnge How do the SERPs for commercial queries vary from the treatment of informational queries? Moz is about to publish its new Search Engine Ranking Factors, and was kind enough to provide me with access to their raw ranking data. Today I am going to share some of what I found. In addition, I am going to compare it against raw ranking data pulled by my company, Stone Temple Consulting (STC).... →

Posted by Jane_MorganInspired by a discussion at Product Camp, this process article, and a desire to dispel the fear of doing usability testing, this step-by-step guide provides answers on how to successfully do face-to-face usability testing. This guide is for anyone with who wants to know: Does the functionality, as implemented, solve the customer needs elegantly? If not, where are they getting stuck? How can I do usability without looking foolish? What usability testing is notUsability is not for uncover... →

Posted by EricEngeHow do the SERPs for commercial queries vary from the treatment of informational queries? Moz is about to publish its new Search Engine Ranking Factors, and was kind enough to provide me with access to their raw ranking data. Today I am going to share some of what I found.In addition, I am going to compare it against raw ranking data pulled by my company, Stone Temple Consulting (STC). What makes this so interesting is that the Moz data is based on commercial queries across 165,177 pages a... →

Posted by randfishThere's no doubt that quite a bit has changed about SEO, and that the field is far more integrated with other aspects of online marketing than it once was. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Rand pushes back against the idea that effective modern SEO doesn't require any technical expertise, outlining a fantastic list of technical elements that today's SEOs need to know about in order to be truly effective. For reference, here's a still of this week's whiteboard. Click on it to open a high resol... →

Posted by xzonniaI once had a client who demanded we book him a banner takeover of Google.com. Another time a client (intentionally) commented out the tracking pixel from his ecommerce site, then was infuriated that recorded revenue was down. One client—and I’m not making this up—was so worried the Russian mafia was competing with her for top position on Google that she created three other "sister sites," each with its own domain and a substantial ad budget to block out the Russians. Don't be like those bad... →

Posted by jon.white We have launched a couple of new things in Moz Pro that we are excited to share with you all: Mobile Rankings and a Search Visibility score. If you want, you can jump right in by heading to a campaign and adding a mobile engine, or keep reading for more details! Track your mobile vs. desktop rankings in Moz Analytics Mobilegeddon came and went with slightly less fanfare than expected ,... →

Posted by CarloSeo This post was originally in YouMoz , and was promoted to the main blog because it provides great value and interest to our community. The author's views are entirely his or her own and may not reflect the views of Moz, Inc. The spam in Google Analytics (GA) is becoming a serious issue. Due to a deluge of referral spam from social buttons, adult sites, and many, many other sources,... →

Posted by randfish A single fantastic (or "10x") piece of content can lift a site's traffic curves long beyond the popularity of that one piece. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Rand talks about why those curves settle into a "new normal," and how you can go about creating the content that drives that change. For reference, here's a still of this week's whiteboard. Click on it to open a high resolution image in a new tab! Video Transcription Howdy, Moz fans,... →

Posted by EricaMcGillivrayThe bird has landed, and by bird, I mean the MozCon 2015 Video Bundle! That's right, 27 sessions and over 15 hours of knowledge from our top notch speakers right at your fingertips. Watch presentations about SEO, personalization, content strategy, local SEO, Facebook graph search, and more to level up your online marketing expertise. If these videos were already on your wish list, skip ahead: Buy the MozCon 2015 Video Bundle If you attended MozCon, the videos are included with your... →

Posted by gfiorelli1A small disclaimer: Before you start reading, I want to say that I am not an analytics expert per se, but a strategic SEO and digital marketing consultant. On the other hand, in my daily work of auditing and designing holistic digital marketing strategies, I deal a lot with Analytics in order to understand my clients' gaps and opportunities. For that reason, what you are going to read isn't an "ultimate guide," but instead my personal and practical guide to content and its metrics, fille... →

Posted by wrttnwrdIn spite of all the advice, the strategic discussions and the conference talks, we Internet marketers are still algorithmic thinkers. That’s obvious when you think of SEO. Even when we talk about content, we’re algorithmic thinkers. Ask yourself: How many times has a client asked you, “How much content do we need?” How often do you still hear “How unique does this page need to be?” That’s 100% algorithmic thinking: Produce a certain amount of content, move up a certain number of spaces. Bu... →

Posted by DhinckleyGoogle processed over 1 trillion search queries in 2014. As Google Search continues to further integrate into our normal daily activities, those search results become increasingly important, especially when individuals are searching for information about a company or product. To better understand just how much of an impact Google has on an individual’s purchase decision-making, we setup a research study with a group of 1,000 consumers through Google Consumer Surveys. The study investigate... →

Posted by CarloSeoThis post was originally in YouMoz, and was promoted to the main blog because it provides great value and interest to our community. The author's views are entirely his or her own and may not reflect the views of Moz, Inc.The spam in Google Analytics (GA) is becoming a serious issue. Due to a deluge of referral spam from social buttons, adult sites, and many, many other sources, people are starting to become overwhelmed by all the filters they are setting up to manage the useless data the... →

Posted by randfishA single fantastic (or "10x") piece of content can lift a site's traffic curves long beyond the popularity of that one piece. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Rand talks about why those curves settle into a "new normal," and how you can go about creating the content that drives that change. For reference, here's a still of this week's whiteboard. Click on it to open a high resolution image in a new tab! Video TranscriptionHowdy, Moz fans, and welcome to another edition of Whiteboard Friday. T... →

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Posted by GregStrandbergESL stands for English as a Second Language, and it’s a huge industry in China. Just about every parent wants their only child to go to America to get into business and strike it rich. Learning English is seen as a critical step in making that happen. For five years, I taught English to kids in China. I started my ESL teaching job in 2008, and by 2012 I thought I had learned enough about my field to help other ESL teachers. Many were struggling like I once had; I thought a website wi... →

Posted by jon.whiteWe have launched a couple of new things in Moz Pro that we are excited to share with you all: Mobile Rankings and a Search Visibility score. If you want, you can jump right in by heading to a campaign and adding a mobile engine, or keep reading for more details! Track your mobile vs. desktop rankings in Moz AnalyticsMobilegeddon came and went with slightly less fanfare than expected, somewhat due to the vast 'Mobile Friendly' updates we all did at super short notice (nice work everyone!).... →

Компания опросила 3600 специалистов поискового маркетинга и выяснила, из чего складывается их работа и какие инструменты необходимы для ее выполнения... →

Posted by Isla_McKettaQuick note: This article is meant to apply to teams of all sizes, from the sole proprietor who spends all night writing their copy (because they're doing business during the day) to the copy team who occupies an entire floor and produces thousands of pieces of content per week. So if you run into a section that you feel requires more resources than you can devote just now, that's okay. Bookmark it and revisit when you can, or scale the step down to a more appropriate size for your team... →