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Own a small local business? Manipulate Google and SEO to your advantage for top spots in web searches.

The search giant is rolling out custom email addresses and dozens more domain name endings to help SMBs amplify their branding online.

Even if your competition has hundreds of thousands of dollars allocated to its marketing budget, that doesn't mean it has effective SEO.

It's no longer considered mobile-friendly to have pop-up ads before you reach content, which can impact advertisers and publishers.

Google is the source of truth for your personal brand. Make sure it's the truth you want.

You need to have a presence on the second largest search engine. Here are a few pointers to get you started.

Websites can be a tricky business. The good news is many people are sharing their best-kept secrets.

The way SEOs look at link building has changed dramatically in the last few years to focus on both search visibility and target audience.

Google's latest rollout continues the company's commitment to rewarding high-quality, user-focused content with higher rankings.

Fueled by GPS data, the all-seeing Internet giant is showing consumers the not-so-best times to visit your establishment.

There are five keys to scoring that ever-coveted spot at the top of Google search results.

If you're up to date with the search giant's mobile requirements, you need to make sure you have quality content.

Depending on your industry and the age of your company will help determine how much to spend on organic reach vs. paid search.

If you ignore these concepts, you risk finding yourself plagued with penalties and poor rankings.

Google might become Amazon's next biggest rival, according to a report.

Mobile optimization has moved from nicety to necessity. Are you ready?

Starting April 21, Google will incorporate a site's mobile-friendliness into its ranking algorithm.

It's not too late to begin adapting to the expected switch in focus to mobile, but it is getting close.

Now's the time your organization should adopt the contextual-search trend that's already big in the consumer market.

The web giant's latest initiative provides online and in-person assistance to help small business owners throughout the U.S. list their companies on Google Search, Google Maps and Google+.

Links are still the key to your site's visibility. Find out how to attract links that attract viewers.