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Google’s Anticlimactic Core Algorithm Update

Dec 14, 2021Alison Ver HalenBlog, Core Algorithm Update, SEOGoogle algorithm, Google algorithm updates, Google core algorithm update, Google core algorithm update November 2021, google core update, SEO

Google’s latest core algorithm update was so mild, you might not have even noticed it happened.

Google’s Title Tag Update: Cons and… Cons

Sep 21, 2021Alison Ver HalenBlog, Content Marketing, content strategy, Core Algorithm Update, SEOGoogle algorithm, Google algorithm updates, Google core algorithm update, Google's title tag update

Part of Google’s latest core algorithm update included some changes to how headlines show up in search results.

Google January 2020 Core Update

Jan 28, 2020Alison Ver HalenBlog, Content Marketing, content strategy, Core Algorithm Update, digital strategy, online marketing, SEOblogging, blogging for business, blogging strategy, blogging tips, Google algorithm, Google algorithm update, Google algorithm updates, Google core algorithm update, google core update, Google January 2020 core update, Google rankings, SEO, seo content strategist, seo content strategy, seo strategist, seo strategy

Google just finished rolling out another core algorithm update. Here’s what that means for your website’s ability to show up in searches.

Google Algorithm Update: BERT

Nov 12, 2019Alison Ver HalenBlog, SEOcontent marketing, content strategy, Google algorithm, Google algorithm update, Google algorithm update BERT, keywords, long-tail keywords, SEO, short-tail keywords, writing services

Table of Contents What Does this Google Algorithm Update Mean for Search Engine Marketers? How Long Tail and Short-Tail Keywords…

Google Algorithm Updates for Backlinks September 2019

Sep 24, 2019Alison Ver HalenBlog, SEOcontent strategist, content strategy, digital marketer, digital marketing, digital strategist, digital strategy, Google, Google algorithm, Google algorithm updates, online marketer, online marketing, SEO

With Google constantly changing its algorithm, are content strategists doomed to always be one step behind?