by Stuart Cole | 1 Nov, 2016 | Blog, Latest SEO Updates 2016, SEO Monthly Update Report
Welcome to another edition of Juicy SEO’s monthly online marketing report this time covering all the important updates and changes for October 2016 by the search engines. Let’s get right to it… Penguin At the start of the month we saw the...
by Stuart Cole | 4 Apr, 2016 | Blog
A little while ago back in April 2015 Google launched their mobile friendly algorithm which identified websites that were mobile friendly and reward them in the ranking results, remember Mobilegeddon? Well Google have announced that there will be a further...
by Stuart Cole | 15 Aug, 2015 | Blog, SEO Lessons
Today’s post we will be identifying why website pages are slow to load on mobile devices. We all know how important having a mobile website for today’s internet users and one of the biggest issue website owners have is trying to speed up the load time of...
by Stuart Cole | 7 May, 2015 | Blog
Some interesting news came out of Google this week which if you have been reading our SEO blogs and social media posts you won’t be too shocked to hear. Google have confirmed that they are now serving more searches on smartphones than on desktop computers. I...
by Stuart Cole | 27 Apr, 2015 | Blog
Mobliegeddon, it’s a great word isn’t it? It sounds like the world is going to end for mobiles or something, very dramatic! However this is not going to happen so you can relax in the knowledge you will still be able to play Candy Crush on your tablet. In...
by Stuart Cole | 4 Apr, 2015 | Blog
In case you have not heard but Google will be launching their Mobile Friendly Algorithm update on the 21st April. This is a big deal if you own or run a website. If you don’t then I suspect you don’t really care, if that’s you then get your skis out...
by Stuart Cole | 27 Mar, 2015 | Blog
Recently there has been a lot of talk about mobile websites, Google have announced that they are making a change to their algorithm for mobile search results that will affect all non-mobile websites. But what is considered a mobile website and what do I need to do so...
