What Are The SEO Benefits of Using Tumblr For Content Marketing?

What Are The SEO Benefits of Using Tumblr

Tumblr is one of the many social networks out there. But it's not just another social media network. Many people underestimate the usefulness of Tumblr, even though it has huge potential for SEO and social media marketing. Tumblr is quickly growing in popularity. But still many people are unaware of its benefits. So, in this post let's talk a bit about Tumblr, how it works and how to get started using Tumblr for online marketing. And most importantly, what are the SEO benefits of using Tumblr?
What is Tumblr?

Tumblr is a blogging and social networking platform that hosts more than 131 million blogs and is among the top 15 websites in the United States.

Pinterest Announces Guided Search For Easier Content Discovery

Pinterest Announces Guided Search For Easier

Search engines are great for answering specific questions. For example, a tutorial for building Android apps, weather conditions in a city, and so on. But don't you sometimes feel at a loss to pinpoint what you're looking for, and randomly sift through the internet for a chance encounter? Perhaps you need some creative ideas for your upcoming vocations. But there never existed a search engine that could help you with such stuff.

unitl now.Pinterest has today introduced their Guided Search to help you find ideas. It is a predictive search engine that is powered by social curation, and is made for exploring new stuff. Guided Search is perfect for situations when you don't know what you want to ask! It helps you get

Now Search Twitter Hashtags And Users With Bing

Now Search Twitter Hashtags And Users With Bing

Search is one game Microsoft just won't give up on, even in the face of stern competition and enormous odds. Constantly adding new features, Bing is all gearing up to take on Google. In a fresh announcement, Microsoft has taken its partnership with Twitter further to include more content from the microblogging site on Bing Search. Starting this week, Bing will include Twitter hashtag and handles searches in its search results.

Hashtag search

Tweets have been showing up on Bing search for quite some time. And you could even embed Tweets on Bing maps. With this new Twitter-Bing integration, users can now perform hashtag searches to find trending

Did Google Kill AuthorRank With Authorship

Did Google Kill AuthorRank With Authorship

In our last post, we talked about how Google has killed Authorship from search results once and for all. Up until last month, this was an important of SEO and it helped reputable authors get more traction on the search engine. But Google's decision to remove author images a month ago, and Authorship itself more recently took webmasters by surprise. So what do these changes mean for authors? Does this mean the end of AuthorRank?

Keep in mind that when author images were removed, we didn't think Google would go as far as to remove Authorship entirely. And yet, here we

How To Make The Most Out Of Google Search?

How To Make The Most Out Of Google Search

Do you know how to Google? You probably don't. There are certain tweaks Google keeps on adding to provide a better search functionality to its users. Even the most seasoned Googler might not know every tip and trick available with just a few extra keystrokes in the search bar. Here are some handy Google search tricks that will make your life a hell lot easier! (You can thank us later :P)

1. Related Words

You're looking for something, but you can't really find it. What do you do? You search for the nearest synonym. So instead of searching for each

How Does Google Understand Webpages Today?

How Does Google Understand Webpages Today?

Back in 1998 when Google first started, it was little more than a text-based search algorithm that matched query string with websites it knew about, and returned the best possible match based on the frequency of keywords. Webpages back then were just as simple, with normal text content and little styling. Webmasters didn't have to worry about a thing - they built textual content that showed up in search results if relevant. Now though, a lot has changed. Technologies like JavaScript and CSS have completely taken over, and website developers now need to take care of a lot more things.

Get Your Android App Indexed By Google!

Get Your Android App Indexed By Google!

Ever felt the need to open up an app associated with a website and look for something in that app while browsing on your smartphone? You might, for instance, need a list of places on a map application, or perhaps look up a recipe. Switching context from webpages over to applications can be annoying, and might not always give you what you wanted. Luckily, Google is here to help - it has finally released the much anticipated app-indexing feature for everyone!

This new feature will help searchers look for information within mobile apps just like they would on websites!

Create Free Email address Using Your Website Domain with Google Apps

Create Free Email address Using Your Website

One of the very first things that any web owner likes to do after purchasing a domain is setting up a branded Email address ending with the domain name. Blogger users who purchase a domain often find it difficult to set the MX records in their webhosting account, thus they don't bother using a branded email address. If your website address is www.example.com then your branded email Id would look like yourname@example.com. You will be able to access it using the address mail.example.com. The best thing about todays' tutorial is that we wont be using inefficient webmail services like roundcube, squirrelmail or horde that you often find in your hostgator webmail clients. We will be

Facebook Security Tips For Timeline [Video]

Facebook Security Tips For Timeline

Facebook enjoys the privilege of having over 900 million registered and active users. And with its current exponential growth, it is fast approaching the 1 billion mark, a milestone no social networking website has ever achieved. But with so many user accounts comes the problem of protecting the users' personal information. Facebook has been hacked time and again. In fact, Mark Zuckerberg's own profile was hacked last year and some of his personal pictures were leaked. Since then, Facebook has been strengthening its defenses.

Google Tips to Optimize International Websites

Google Tips to Optimize International Websites

Have you ever considered delivering your content for multiple regions and in multiple languages? More and more websites are going international (being made available in multiple languages) these days, and you can easily see why. The broader the audience, the better. And unless you have a region specific website, there's no reason why you should not go international. However, there's a lot more to it than just translation, as emphasised by these quick tips from Google for internationalization.

Find Bugs In Oculus Rift And Earn Money From Facebook

Find Bugs In Oculus Rift And Earn Money From Facebook

The concept of bug bounty is nothing new. You play around with an online service, discover security vulnerabilities and get paid for identifying them for the company instead of exploiting them. Facebook has a bug bounty program as well, and that includes some select acquisitions as well such as Instagram, Onavo, Moves and Parse. Facebook recently announced that it will now extend this program to its latest acquisition, Oculus Rift - a virtual reality product from Oculus VR.

Twitter Now Working To Make Timeline More Like Facebook

Twitter Now Working To Make

A few days ago, Twitter rolled out experimental tweaks on the main Twitter timeline, showing actions like favorited tweets to some users. It also began showing tweets from accounts that you don't follow. Twitter has now made these changes official, which marks a new journey for Twitter timelines as they start resembling Facebooks'. Timelines used to be simple before - just tweets related to people you have followed. But there's a new timeline algorithm at play now.

Facebook Now Cracking Down On Clickbait Posts

Facebook Now Cracking

In an attempt to minimize spam on users' news feeds, Facebook is working on a new tweak to crack down on 'clickbait' posts, i.e. posts that attract user-attention (and clicks) explicitly. Headlines such as "You will never believe what happened next" qualify as such, and will come under scrutiny. Not only are such posts irrelevant, a majority of them also link to spam websites with potentially malicious intent.

By definition, a 'clickbait headline' is any "headline that encourages people to click to see more, without telling them much information about what they will see," and it can “drown out content from friends and Pages that people really care about.”