Developing websites to look right in all browsers can be a pain. Many people aren’t aware that browser manufacturers often deviate from established web standards, which means developers have to do extra work to make a site look the same in all browsers.

The latest Google Official Blog post talks about website testing and its benefits to intelligent site designing. It is a hands-on process of checking whether a website meets the basic design specifications and usability or not. In contrast to the old days, when most website changes were made on gut feeling , now, you can [...]

The Internet content economy is like the candy rack when you were a kid. You know what I mean. You content-thiefcovet that bag of Skittles but you’re caught a little short on funds that day. So to feed your candy habit you sneak a bag out of the store. You know you broke the law [...]

If only Google would sit still for one moment! The job of the SEO would be so much easier As we all know, the last thing Google wants to do is make life easy for SEOs, so we’ll just have to live with the constant change. One of the biggest changes SEOs have had to [...]

Last month, we discussed about some of the ways to find out whether your site has been penalized by Google or not. According to Search Engine Journal, Google is planning to apply few filters to those websites that fail to follow their Terms Of Services.

There are many reasons to search social media including monitoring for brand and reputation management purposes. Smart online marketers have also been using social search for other reasons including competitive research and opportunistic content marketing through social keyword trends.

Last night I posted about what Google has to say on SEO and bounce rates.   You can  view the post here. A great question was posted by Wilson: “David, I was wondering, why Google want to have two different answer for the bounce rates…? ”