So here’s our 2017 infographic outlining the key changes – acknowledged and unacknowledged – to the Google search algorithm. Over the past few years, Google has done a fantastic job in countering spam by understanding content better, devaluing low quality link sources and penalizing sites that overdo ads. Our only gripe is that they’ve totally
... Continue readingOur annual visual rendition of the most significant changes to Google’s search algo is out! This year, the search giant (if we can still call them that) has been more active than the last in tweaking the algorithm – especially the way results are displayed – in ways that anticipate and meet user intent better.
... Continue readingHere’s our annual infographic showcasing the major changes Google made to their search algorithm over the course of 2015. We’ve been summarizing Google’s algo updates in infographic form for the past four years now, and we notice that 2011 to 2013 were the “penalty years” when Google was more focused on eliminating spam from their
... Continue readingE2M’s annual infographic with a recap of the major updates released by Google over the course of the year is out! 2014 was quieter than the previous couple of years in terms of the impact of major changes to Google’s algorithm. However, Google continues to weed out spam in various forms, from content, links and
... Continue readingInfographics have become one of the most effective methods for communicating complex or detailed information to a target audience. By breaking down complex statistics and number-heavy details that would be confusing – at best – in a text post and, instead, relying on graphics and charts to portray specific points, brands can appeal to the
... Continue readingAs we did last year, E2M has come up with the most important changes to Google’s algorithm this year. Read on for a report about what sent site owners and marketers scurrying to their analytics in 2013! Embed This Infographic On Your Site (copy code below): Courtesy of: E2M Solutions
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