The Moz Blog

The industry's top wizards, doctors, and other experts offer their best advice, research, how-tos, and insights—all in the name of helping you level-up your SEO and online marketing skills.

Join Us!
Spam Tactics and How They Rank
Joel Rush

Spam Tactics and How They Rank

I am getting constantly frustrated with bad SEO not necessarily pure black hat, but bad linking and bad habits. It also seems like it’s not just me. I would not be getting frustrated if it did not get you results but it does, lets prove that and see which search engines are...

Google Instant Previews - The Nail in the Coffin for Flash?
D

Google Instant Previews - The Nail in the Coffin for Flash?

In recent years both Google and Apple have been strong advocates of HTML5 - a new HTML standard which includes features like video playback and drag-and-drop. Many believe that HTML5 will be a replacement for third-party browser plug-ins such as Adobe Flash and Microsoft Silverlight. Google has just introduced Google Instant Previews where the websites can be previewed straight from Goo...

The Effect of Activating Google AdWords Sitelinks
P

The Effect of Activating Google AdWords Sitelinks

Around one year ago Google announced that sitelinks could be added to Google AdWords ads. What effect has this had? A company I have been working with activated sitelinks in their AdWords ads on search for CompanyName. They also ranked #1 organically on this search phrase. From experience it is smart to advertise with the company name as long as the paid clicks are cheap and give the Ad...

Level Up Your SEO Skills With Our Free Training

Moz Academy Training

Complete courses to master SEO basics

Keyword Research Master Guide

Learn Keyword Research like the pros

Guide to SEO Competitor Analysis

Win rankings and traffic from your competition

Never miss a beat. Get Moz Blog
email updates daily in your inbox

Top 10 Must Have SEO Extensions for Google Chrome
P

Top 10 Must Have SEO Extensions for Google Chrome

Every few years I make a browser switch and my web use evolves sometimes for the better, and sometimes for the worse. My particular evolution went something like this: Netscape, IE, KDE Konquerer (switched from Windows98 to Debian - so no more IE), Mozilla Phoenix (early Firefox), IE (what do you know... went back to Windows), Firefox, IE, Firefox, and over the last year Chrome. My latest switc...