October 2018

How Google’s Knowledge Graph Updates Itself by Answering Questions

How A Knowledge Graph Updates Itself unsplash-logoElijah Hail To those of us who are used to doing Search Engine Optimization (SEO), we’ve been looking at URLs filled with content, and links between that content, and how algorithms such as PageRank (based upon links pointed between pages) and information retrieval scores based upon the relevance of … Continue reading “How Google’s Knowledge Graph Updates Itself by Answering Questions”

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Four Fast-Growing Ecommerce Trends for 2019, Explained in Simple Words

Keeping up with the latest trends is a must for any business, but ignoring technology trends in the digital world is the matter of staying in business. Unfortunately, those trends (while easy enough to find mentioned online) are rarely explained well. There seems to be this mistaken idea that anyone who has an interest or need in the practice will just magically get the jargon. As we all know, that… [Read More…]

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How Google Identifies Primary Versions of Duplicate Pages

Identifying Primary Versions of Duplicate Pages We know that Google doesn’t penalize duplicate pages on the Web, but it may try to identify which version it prefers to other versions of the same page. I came across this statement from Dejan SEO on the Web about duplicate pages earlier this week, and wondered about it, … Continue reading “How Google Identifies Primary Versions of Duplicate Pages”

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