Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Dr Search to speak at the University of Gloucestershire
Dr Search the Principal Consultant at the Search Clinic Simon Dye will deliver a lecture at the University of Gloucestershire at the Gloucestershire Professionals Conference in June 2009 on the subject of cost effective online marketing.
The Growing Gloucestershire professionals conference, now is it's fifth year has asked Simon Dye to present a seminar on the subject of Cost Effective Online Marketing.
"It''s a subject that I have been helping companies and websites with and the University asked me to help the professionals in Gloucestershire."
You can find out more about the Growing Gloucestershire professionals conference, please see details on: http://www.glosprofessionals.co.uk/seminar_speakers.htm
The Gloucestershire Professionals Conference is back for its fifth successful year on Thursday 25th June 2009 and takes place at the University's Park Campus in Cheltenham.
The Growing Gloucestershire professionals conference, now is it's fifth year has asked Simon Dye to present a seminar on the subject of Cost Effective Online Marketing.
"It''s a subject that I have been helping companies and websites with and the University asked me to help the professionals in Gloucestershire."
You can find out more about the Growing Gloucestershire professionals conference, please see details on: http://www.glosprofessionals.co.uk/seminar_speakers.htm
The Gloucestershire Professionals Conference is back for its fifth successful year on Thursday 25th June 2009 and takes place at the University's Park Campus in Cheltenham.
Labels: Dr Search, online marketing, online marketing uk, Search Clinic
# posted by Dr Search- Principal Consultant at the Search Clinic : Wednesday, April 08, 2009
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Monday, April 6, 2009
Yahoo! Update rumors- rankings algorithm changes
There has been speculation across various search marketing blogs that Yahoo! has recently updated their ranking algorithm.
According to reports on Webmaster World and Digital Point forums, many different webmasters have noticed a change in their Yahoo! rankings.
The update appears to have started around the 29th March and resulted in a general shuffle of the SERPs with no major changes being reported. Here are some reports on the change:
"Minor moves, both up and down, for most of my keywords;
yes… this happened to me as well. one of my main keywords was number 10 in yahoo (was number 2-3 about 1.5 month ago)and yesterday and today I rank number 1 for my keywords;
I’ve also seen some drops in Yahoo SERPs for some of my main keywords from about 3rd position to 7th and now 6th. Hoping I get back to the top shortly."
Yahoo! last updated their algorithm on the 27th Feb, so the timing of this update sounds about right based on Yahoo’s monthly update cycle.
While there has been no official word from Yahoo just yet, they still hold around 21% of the search market, so it would be a wise idea to check your ranking just to be safe.
If you’ve noticed a change in your Yahoo! traffic or rankings, let us know in the comments below!
According to reports on Webmaster World and Digital Point forums, many different webmasters have noticed a change in their Yahoo! rankings.The update appears to have started around the 29th March and resulted in a general shuffle of the SERPs with no major changes being reported. Here are some reports on the change:
"Minor moves, both up and down, for most of my keywords;
yes… this happened to me as well. one of my main keywords was number 10 in yahoo (was number 2-3 about 1.5 month ago)and yesterday and today I rank number 1 for my keywords;
I’ve also seen some drops in Yahoo SERPs for some of my main keywords from about 3rd position to 7th and now 6th. Hoping I get back to the top shortly."
Yahoo! last updated their algorithm on the 27th Feb, so the timing of this update sounds about right based on Yahoo’s monthly update cycle.
While there has been no official word from Yahoo just yet, they still hold around 21% of the search market, so it would be a wise idea to check your ranking just to be safe.
If you’ve noticed a change in your Yahoo! traffic or rankings, let us know in the comments below!
Labels: Dr Search, Search Clinic, search engine marketing, Search Engine Optimisation, Yahoo
# posted by Dr Search- Principal Consultant at the Search Clinic : Monday, April 06, 2009
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