It’s Google’s 20th birthday today. 20 years ago, two Stanford Ph.D. students decided to launch a search engine that would solve world’s problems. Their mission was to organise information available on world wide web and make it easily available to everyone.  Google has made our life much easier. Any questions, just ask Google. Imagine a

Google has launched a new service dataset search website which will be a companion of sorts to Google Scholar, which has long been a useful tool for academic studies and reports. The purpose of this new service is to help academics, journalists and researchers unearth publicly available data that can aid in their projects. Peviously the researchers used to depend

Google has a long history of famous algorithm updates, search index changes and refreshes. But what does that mean for you and your business? Businesses need to be aware of updates and changes to search engines to be able to best provide their services. Vikas Rana, owner of SEO business Website, says understanding changes is

So, you have found the perfect topic you want to talk about- but the question remains… how often do you post and how long should these posts be? There are many posts out there advising on ideal length of blogs for SEO purpose. Some say things like “blogs over 1000 words rank better”. Ideal Blog

Some of our online readers at WebsiteFix have sent us messages asking questions about process of removing a particular piece of content from Google search results. This is how you can do it- Process of Removal If the content is not published yet, it’s pretty simple process. All you have to do is “No-Follow” and

If a site links to your site, Google see it as a vote for the quality of your site. By creating quality content and increasing the popularity of your site you can gain backlinks to your site. However, not all the links are good for your site. Links from spam sites may harm your site’s

New, unconfirmed Google ranking update ‘Fred’ shakes the SEO world. The SEO analysts, data analyst, along with some of the popular Google tracking tools, all show strong signs that there was a Google algorithm ranking update. Google has not confirmed it yet but there are many who are affected almost around the same time which

Google’s Penguin algorithm has finally been updated again. It’s the fourth major release, making this Penguin 4.0. Google now says Penguin is a real-time signal processed within its core search algorithm. Google’s algorithms rely on more than 200 unique signals or “clues” to rank a site in search engine result pages. These signals include things like the specific words