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The ‘gates of rejection’ in corporate design
I don’t know when it happened, but it seems we’ve reached a tipping point where most tech articles now take their titles out of the BuzzFeed playbook. That said, Christopher Mims’ Everything you know about Steve Jobs and design is wrong, according to one man who should know is quite interesting. His review of Hartmut Esslinger’s book Keep It Simple quotes these astute observations about design and corporate culture:
I explained that to make design a core element of Apple’s corporate...
I explained that to make design a core element of Apple’s corporate...
October 2013 Google Webmaster Report
I am a bit late on the monthly Google Webmaster Report recap that I provide every month - but I am going to blame a very busy early of the month.
We had the release of the Google Penguin 2.1 algorithm...
We had the release of the Google Penguin 2.1 algorithm...
Why isn't my site's PageRank changing?
Our website is not improving in Google PageRank despite having regular updates and foolproof content authorized by proven editors. What could be the...
Reflections on a week of tech consulting in Iran
I just got back from a week of Product Management/UX training and consulting in Tehran, Iran. I am still trying to process it all, but I consider it one of the highlights of my career. What I experienced in Iran is so different from what I expected that it feels like I’m dealing with some kind of assumption whiplash that I’ll need quite a bit of time to recover from. But I want to write down my thoughts before I forget some of it, so here goes.
I’d like to use this post to discuss both the...
I’d like to use this post to discuss both the...
Google Penguin 2.1 Was A Big Hit
Late Friday afternoon, Google's Matt Cutts announced on Twitter that they unleashed Penguin 2.1.
In short, Matt Cutts, Google's head of search spam, said it impacted about 1% of search queries.
Looking at the hundreds of comments on our quick post from Friday and looking at the threads out there in the webmaster and SEO communities, it seems like many many webmasters were impacted by this update.
In short, Matt Cutts, Google's head of search spam, said it impacted about 1% of search queries.
Looking at the hundreds of comments on our quick post from Friday and looking at the threads out there in the webmaster and SEO communities, it seems like many many webmasters were impacted by this update.
Google's Matt Cutts: No PageRank Update Before 2014
It is now over 8 months since the last Google Toolbar PageRank update, which happened on February 4, 2013. At the six month point, Google told us a "no comment" on why there has not been a PageRank update...
Google Unleashes Penguin 2.1
Penguin 2.1 has officially been released today.
Matt Cutts, Google's head of search spam announced it on Twitter:
Penguin 2.1 launching today. Affects ~1% of searches to a noticeable degree. More info on Penguin: http://t...
Matt Cutts, Google's head of search spam announced it on Twitter:
Penguin 2.1 launching today. Affects ~1% of searches to a noticeable degree. More info on Penguin: http://t...
Penguin 5, With The Penguin 2.1 Spam-Filtering Algorithm, Is Now Live
The fifth confirmed release of Google’s “Penguin” spam fighting algorithm is live. That makes it Penguin 5 by our count. But since this Penguin update is using a slightly improved version of Google’s “Penguin 2″ second-generation technology, Google itself is calling it “Penguin 2.1.” Don’t worry. We’ll explain the numbering nonsense below, as well as what this all means for publishers. New Version Of Penguin Live Today
The head of Google’s web spam team, Matt Cutts, shared the news on...
The head of Google’s web spam team, Matt Cutts, shared the news on...
Taking Advantage of Google's Bias Toward Hyper-Fresh Content - Whiteboard Friday
In the last year or so, Google has increasingly displayed hyper-fresh content in SERPs, leading many marketers to think about how they can take advantage of that preference. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Rand explains a few ways to go about that without risking penalties.
Taking Advantage of Google's Bias to Hyper-Fresh Content - Whiteboard Friday...
Taking Advantage of Google's Bias to Hyper-Fresh Content - Whiteboard Friday...
Did Google's Hummingbird Algorithm Hurt Your Site's Rankings?
Last week, Google told us they pushed out a completely rewritten algorithm named Hummingbird.
They said the new algorithm was released a month or so ago and no one should have noticed it. But as I said, I think we did notice something...
They said the new algorithm was released a month or so ago and no one should have noticed it. But as I said, I think we did notice something...
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