For those of you who spend any time working on the internet or reading SEO blogs, it seems that Google have had a new mission in the last year or so.  Their ambition has been too slowly turn the SEO and internet marketing world against a number of traditionally cute and adorable animals. This started February Read Blog…

Over recent weeks, we’ve encountered a bug within Google places which doesn’t appear to have been mentioned elsewhere so I thought it’d be apt to create a quick blog post explaining the issue. Let us know whether or not you’re seeing the same issue! When you login to your Google places management dashboard (http://www.google.com/local/add/businessCenter), you’ll Read Blog…

I found this this out by accident so let me explain what it is and how I found it. I was casually browsing some places listings yesterday and I left a review for a particular company. Today I went back there looking for something else and I noticed my name had a link on it. Read Blog…

It seems that ever since Google+ was launched last year, there is at least one blog per week questioning its quality, why it exists and if there are any active accounts on there that don’t belong to technical or SEO bloggers.  So, excuse me for contributing to that slush pile, but earlier this week when an Read Blog…

At the moment, we’re all aware that when a user is signed in whilst searching from Google.com, their referring organic keywords cannot be tracked – it’ll show as “not provided”. Google have today posted a blog on their inside search blog that details that they’ll be changing the default search experience when a user is Read Blog…

In just over a month, Google will be making some changes to their privacy policies and Terms of Service. Google have over 70 privacy documents covering all of the different products which is somewhat complicated so they’re rolling out a new main privacy policy that covers the majority of products and explains what information they Read Blog…