HTML is the underlying code used to create web pages. Search engines can pick up ranking signals from specific HTML elements. Below, some of the most important HTML tags you should pay attention to.
Title Tag
Imagine that you wrote 100 different books but gave them all the same exact title. How would anyone understand that they are all about different topics?
Last year saw the announcement of the Google EMD update which was geared towards removing low quality exact match domains in the search results. Despite insisting that only 0.6 of English and U.S. queries would be noticeably affected, large numbers of webmasters are adamant they are suffering as a result of both the EMD update and the latest Panda algorithm update.
The National Archives have put together a rather interesting website marking the points of bombings across London between 7th October 1940 and 6th June 1941.
Login details for an RAF computer system have been released on Prince William’s official website. As the Prince and colleagues pose for photographs the login details can be seen clearly in the background…
This may start ringing alarm bells and make people rethink what they should photograph and share on the internet, or at least double check the photos before sharing them with the rest of the world. It is believed that no harm has come from the incident.
Twitter is a very powerful tool for promoting your company and boosting your online corporate identity. There are however occasions where things go wrong…
There have been some quite major mistakes on the platform, which could have been easily avoided. When used properly, Twitter can not only promote your products or services but also build a connection between you and your customers.
Google Maps have teamed up with environmental scientists at Catlin Seaview Survey to explore the seas in locations like the Great Barrier Reef, the Molokini Crater, and the Apo Island marine reserve for starters.
Try it yourself, have a look at Oahu, Hawaii, Hanauma Bay
For more locations please click the link below :
http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/gec-our-oceans-seas/7BjcFAzpBMM
Google has updated its Hot Searches section (previously known as Hot Trends) to be more visual and informative.
The Hot Searches are Google’s equivalent to Twitter’s trending topics – they show what people are currently searching for on Google. Continue reading
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