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Recent Changes To Google Privacy Policy, Algorithms and Google Plus
ShareGoogle has enacted a number of changes in recent weeks, including alterations to its algorithms, a much-publicized streamlining of its privacy policy and a new development for Google Plus. Some information and insights from our Los Angeles SEO firm regarding these changes:
SEO Strategies for 2012: Crest Media’s New Year’s Playbook
ShareIf there’s one thing our Los Angeles SEO firm has noticed, it’s that search engine optimization has grown up – a lot. Of course, that’s not to say that bad SEO is eradicated from the landscape, but thanks to efforts like Google Panda and the learning curve of the web population, SEO in 2012 looks [...]
SEO Companies are the Winner in Small Business Survey
ShareIf small businesses had to choose only one marketing channel to use, which one would it be? According to a poll taken by a respected marketing analysis and lead generation company, it would be search engine optimization.
Los Angeles SEO Clients Will Benefit from New Google Effort
ShareIn December, Google announced that it was targeting copied sites and domain name parking services as part of its ongoing effort to clear out low quality content across the web. Although this may seem like an endless task, Google announced yet another change to its algorithm in order to carry out the mission more effectively.
Does Your San Diego SEO Firm Provide Monthly Campaign Reports?
ShareIf your SEO firm is Crest Media, then the answer is yes. If not…
Orange County SEO Clients: Does Your Firm Optimize Your Site for Conversions?
ShareOr are they simply maintaining it? If it’s the latter, you may wish to seek out other options. Your SEO company should commit to optimizing your website for conversions (the process of turning website visitors into paying customers). That’s really the goal of SEO, so if your SEO provider isn’t delivering; well, it may be [...]
Los Angeles SEO: What Makes Crest Media Different?
ShareWith so many search engine optimization (SEO) providers crowding the marketplace, how can small businesses narrow down the choices and select a firm that can take their websites to the top? Our Los Angeles SEO company, Crest Media, urges you to consider the following factors:
Las Vegas SEO Conference Lands Google’s Matt Cutts as Keynote Speaker
ShareIt was announced late last month that search and social media conference and expo PubCon has booked Google’s Matt Cutts as its keynote speaker for this year’s PubCon Las Vegas 2011, taking place now, November 8 – 10, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
SEO is Not Spam, Says Google’s Matt Cutts
ShareSpam is term with a pretty broad definition these days, but at least we can rule out one component from its meaning: SEO. Google recently “made it official” that SEO is not spam, with Web spam department head Matt Cutts addressing the issue once and for all in a video circulating throughout industry blogs.
Important Google Analytics Update!
ShareToday, Google announced that they will be disabling search query data in Google Analytics, for searches performed by users who are signed into a Google account. In this announcement, Google also stated that SSL search (searches conducted at the URL https://www.google.com) will be the default searching environmnent for signed in users.


