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13 12, 2013

Firefox to use Google secure search by default

By 305admin|2013-12-13T20:06:33-05:00December 13th, 2013|Categories: Blog, Mobile Marketing, Online Video Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media Marketing, Uncategorized, Website Design|Tags: firefox google, firefox google secure|

Starting this month, you can expect to see some changes in your Google Analytics data. Unfortunately, you will notice that the “not provided” category in your Google Analytics will grow.

Mozilla has officially stated that Firefox will soon be switching to a Google’s SSL search by default for their in browser search.

Since Firefox holds around 25% of browser traffic at the moment, you can expect the “not provided” number to increase in the coming days.

Google Semantic Search SEO Optimization

By 305admin|2013-12-13T19:29:52-05:00December 13th, 2013|Categories: Blog, Mobile Marketing, Online Video Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media Marketing, Uncategorized, Website Design|Tags: |

HOW GOOGLE’S SEMANTIC SEARCH WILL CHANGE YOUR SITE’S SEO — Google Semantic Search SEO Optimization

The next major change in Google search is here. According to Google’s Amit Singhal, Google’s switch to semantic search technology which will soon be implemented to supplement Google’s current keyword search system.

With Semantic Search Technology, Google will recognize keywords as “entities” which can be persons, places, or things.

For example, when you search for the Empire State Building, Google will know that you’re searching for a building, that it’s in New York City, where in the city it is, how tall it is, etc. It can […]

Google Places Address may need to be hidden

By 305admin|2013-12-13T19:16:13-05:00December 13th, 2013|Categories: Blog, Mobile Marketing, Online Video Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media Marketing, Website Design|Tags: google places address, google places optimization|

Recently some business owners found that their Google Map listings have disappeared entirely without any warning or an explanation. After some scrambled to figure out what happened to their previously strong listing, someone received a prompt email from a Google employee quoting an extremely obscure passage in the Google Places Help Files:

What are my options when defining a service area?

Don’t receive customers at your location? Serve customers at their location? Select the “Do not show my business address on my Maps listing” option within your dashboard — if you don’t hide your address, your listing may be removed from […]