As 2015 gets off to a rapid start, we’re taking a look back on the year that was 2014. Come with us as we take you through the biggest Google updates, online trends, Twitter New Year’s resolutions and our pick of the top marketing resources from 2014.
Google has a habit of changing its search algorithms on a regular basis. Sometimes these changes are minor (thank goodness, since each year sees around 500 of them), while other times they have a significant impact on website search engine rankings. Here are some of the big-uns of 2014:
May 19: Panda 4.0
June 28: Authorship Photo Drop
July 24: Pigeon
August 6: Google announces HTTPS is a ranking factor
August 28: Authorship removed
September 23: Panda 4.1
October 17: Penguin 3.0
December 2, 5, 6: More Penguin Updates: 3.1, 3.2, 3.3
December 9: Pigeon rolls out in Australia
To check out more stats visit Google Trends.
Choosing your favourite resources is no easy task when you have a year’s worth of industry experts' knowledge and insights to choose from. Luckily we like a good challenge, so, without further ado, here are our top picks of the year.
Joel Marsh has done an incredible job putting together this 31-part online course to help people understand user psychology and improve user experience. Kudos, Joel.
Although most search strategies are long-term, there are some quick wins that can be used early on in the campaign. We asked 31 expert SEOs to share their quick wins – here’s what they said.
Whether you’re an expert or new to the online marketing industry, this guide is well worth a read. In the extensive 7-part guide, Paddy Moogan takes you from the basics right through to advanced strategies and ideas.
Get into the intricate details of wordsmithing with this comprehensive guide from Kyra Kuik and Harriet Cummings at Distilled.
We had a ball learning from some of the best minds in the business at the Problogger conference. This article is just a slice of content from the information packed weekend!
As the New Year rolled around, all the usual suspects turned up in Twitter as resolutions rolled in thick and fast – from fitness to quitting smoking and cutting back on technology (I think we’d struggle with that last one).
Here's the most popular 2015 New Year's Resolutions on Twitter:
We hope you enjoy looking back on 2014 and seeing what Google and the world have been up to behind the screen. Join us in keeping up to date with the latest industry news by following us on Facebook or Twitter.
As 2015 gets off to a rapid start, we’re taking a look back on the year that was 2014. Come with us as we take you through the biggest Google updates, online trends, Twitter New Year’s resolutions and our pick of the top marketing resources from 2014.
Google has a habit of changing its search algorithms on a regular basis. Sometimes these changes are minor (thank goodness, since each year sees around 500 of them), while other times they have a significant impact on website search engine rankings. Here are some of the big-uns of 2014:
May 19: Panda 4.0
June 28: Authorship Photo Drop
July 24: Pigeon
August 6: Google announces HTTPS is a ranking factor
August 28: Authorship removed
September 23: Panda 4.1
October 17: Penguin 3.0
December 2, 5, 6: More Penguin Updates: 3.1, 3.2, 3.3
December 9: Pigeon rolls out in Australia
To check out more stats visit Google Trends.
Choosing your favourite resources is no easy task when you have a year’s worth of industry experts' knowledge and insights to choose from. Luckily we like a good challenge, so, without further ado, here are our top picks of the year.
Joel Marsh has done an incredible job putting together this 31-part online course to help people understand user psychology and improve user experience. Kudos, Joel.
Although most search strategies are long-term, there are some quick wins that can be used early on in the campaign. We asked 31 expert SEOs to share their quick wins – here’s what they said.
Whether you’re an expert or new to the online marketing industry, this guide is well worth a read. In the extensive 7-part guide, Paddy Moogan takes you from the basics right through to advanced strategies and ideas.
Get into the intricate details of wordsmithing with this comprehensive guide from Kyra Kuik and Harriet Cummings at Distilled.
We had a ball learning from some of the best minds in the business at the Problogger conference. This article is just a slice of content from the information packed weekend!
As the New Year rolled around, all the usual suspects turned up in Twitter as resolutions rolled in thick and fast – from fitness to quitting smoking and cutting back on technology (I think we’d struggle with that last one).
Here's the most popular 2015 New Year's Resolutions on Twitter:
We hope you enjoy looking back on 2014 and seeing what Google and the world have been up to behind the screen. Join us in keeping up to date with the latest industry news by following us on Facebook or Twitter.
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