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LATEST NEWS & VIEWS FROM OUR BLOG

The Power of Fresh New Content for your Website
Sometimes when you are slogging away at this thing they call SEO you can get disheartened when all your hard, ethical work takes a long time to produce results and you still see unethical techniques reaping rewards. Yes I know those rewards won’t be long lived and risk damaging a company’s reputation, and I know [...]

How to determine whether a site is high-quality for SEO purposes
Those of us working on search engine optimisation are always on the look-out for high-quality sites that are relevant to a client's business and might be useful for guest blogging opportunities, article submissions or (occasionally) simply a directory listing. But just what is the best way to determine whether a site is high-quality or not.

The Google Knowledge Graph
Interesting post on the official Google blog yesterday by Amit Singhal about their new Knowledge Graph (currently being rolled out only in the U.S.). This is essentially a step towards making the Google search engine more intelligent – more able to discern what a user might be searching for when the individual words may be ambiguous or may be a seed term for a much wider collection of information. For example, if a searcher enters the name of a famous person they are likely to want certain basic facts about that person, where they were born, the work they have done etc. It is easy for a human being to understand words in context and the relationships and connections between different groups of words but, even with all the technology available today, this is still much harder for a computer to do.