On January 24th Google revealed some major updates to their privacy policy. There has been a mixed response to the changes that were announced on Google’s Official Blog, by Alma Whitten (Google’s Director of Privacy, Product and Engineering).
Worried about your Google Analytics data being skewed by your staff’s usage of your own website? If so, set-up a custom filter to exclude those IP addresses.
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Whilst doing a website review I was pretty surprised to see that the old Google Analytics tracking code was still being used.
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When I first joined Border Crossing Media I spent quite a lot of time familiarising myself with the way that Google and other search engines operate. Whilst it is not an overly difficult concept to grasp I really wish that I had access to this fantastic graphic designed by PPC Blog team.
Google have updated their SEO starter guide. We always recommend that clients familiarise themselves with this document as it provides a comprehensive and perhaps more importantly free overview of how best to approach search engine optimisation (SEO) from Google itself.
This updated version is certainly an improvement on the last thanks to the addition of a glossary of terms and increased usage of images throughout the document. But this update isn’t just superficial it also includes a much needed and new section on SEO for Mobile Phones.
Once you’ve set up your account with Google, you can then add the MX entries needed through your cPanel. To do this, follow these steps:
