Industry News Blog Posts

Google’s New Privacy Policy – What Does It Mean For You?

Friday, January 27th, 2012

Google, Industry News, SEO

Effective as of 1 March, Google will be getting rid of more than 60 different privacy policies across all of Google’s websites and products to replace them with just one all-encompassing policy.

The policy continues down the road of Google’s long term goal where they see internet users never having to leave Google when using the internet. (more…)

Will SOPA Help or Hurt SEO?

Wednesday, January 18th, 2012

Industry News, Internet, SEO

By now, you’re probably aware of SOPA as there’s some big names supporting todays ‘Stop SOPA’ event by revoking access of their home page or creating a black-out effect on their site. You can read my colleague Matt’s post from earlier today here. (more…)

January 18th: SOPA and the Most Productive Day in Recent Memory

Wednesday, January 18th, 2012

Industry News, Internet

January 18th. Today’s the day that the online working world will be most productive. Not-so-coincidentally, and in every way related to the previous statement, it also happens to be the day that Reddit, Minecraft, TwitPic, the Cheezburger network and – most recently – Wikipedia go into self-imposed exile for a day in order to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) that threatens the very future of the internet community, whoever you are and whatever you do. (more…)

Get Ready for Search Plus Your World

Wednesday, January 11th, 2012

Google, Industry News

Behold Google’s latest change to the search results: Search Plus Your World. Now when you search on Google, you’ll be shown results from the public web as well as content that has been shared with you privately. This is only available however to users signed in to Google.com and searching in English. (more…)

Infographic: Google’s Gifts

Friday, December 16th, 2011

Featured, Google, Industry News

From Pandas to G+, a look back at the updates that Google released this year shows the importance of innovation in search marketing. We’re predicting that 2012 will be no different. (more…)