Yet again Google continues to reel out the changes… This time it’s Google Places and the change is the massive increase in prominence in the SERPs. It seems as though the layout changes are being restricted to certain type of retailer and service providers, and the results are now displayed in a completely different way.

So what’s changed? Firstly, the map with the ‘place pointers’ to indicate the location of the business has shifted right- and in what seems to be a bizarre decision replaces the top sponsored links. We say bizarre because the majority of Googles income is generated from Adsense. This points towards an imminent change to Google Places being a pay per click service, however this is yet to be announced so we’ll wait for upcoming announcements. Read all

Each year Google perform a series of updates across the Internet, the main one that SEO companies watch out for is the PageRank update. There is also an update for the Google Algorithms, and although the two are essentially the same thing, Google do not always change the PageRank at the same time as processing an algorithm update. Read all

Search engine optimization helps to place your website in a top position in the search results of different search engines, the most common search engines using by people for searching the contents of the website are Google, Yahoo, MSN, Bing etc. The world is becoming digital in format now and the World Wide Web contains millions of websites in it. Many business organisations are doing their business through the websites. Read all

One obvious problem with browsing the Internet on a mobile device is the display size, and ability to find what you what on a web page. This is especially true of most e-commerce websites and search results pages on search engines. Read all