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In the world of SEO, knowing how to go about ‘Writing for the web’ can be hard, especially now Google guidelines for content have changed. Here at Headred we have

Friday 4th October in the world of SEO saw the release of the Google PENGUIN 2.1 algorithm.  Infiltrating and adjusting the Page Rankings of websites across the internet, heavy-hit web

Another day, another pesky Google animal!! Google have rolled out a new search algorithm which they say will return better search results. The update itself, called ‘Hummingbird’ actually rolled out

In the age of Panda and Penguin the need for high quality content, tailored to the needs of your target audience, is essential – not only as part of a

What do bad backlinks do to my site? Having low-quality, spam backlinks pointing to your website is not only bad from a ranking point of view but it can also

The trends in online marketing are quickly moving away from keyword rankings but they do still remain an important factor of most online marketing campaigns. Whether you are a small

I’m about 4 month’s into my role here at HeadRed (great place btw, a smorgasbord of creativity!) and during this period I have become particularly interested in Local SEO having

We’ve all been waiting for it to hit since Matt Cutts told us they were expecting to roll out the next update in the “next few weeks” a couple of

I went to the BrightonSEO conference on Friday and came away with so many tips and ideas that my head is bursting! So I’ve managed to get our HeadRed designer

After another successful trip to the UK’s largest search conference, BrightonSEO, on Friday, I’ve decided to write a slightly different roundup post. I’ve read through the many pages of notes

Following on from Dr. Pete Meyer’s epic post on life beyond rankings I have decided to take it one step further and illustrate exactly why rankings aren’t the be all

On Friday, I published the post about the BBC getting an unnatural links warning in Webmaster Tools and promised an update on the situation. It appears, after some speculation from