Seo companies in Miramar are worried!

What do you do when you the company you hired to rank your website in Miramar Florida is this worried? You should probably panic first, yell, scream and start looking for a new seo agency to take care of you. Google is constantly changing its algorithm and you could get stuck because of a seo consultant’s inability to stay current.

Kc Ambassadors Web Design has a state of the art monitoring system which catches the fluctuations of all the algorithm updates. We saw the latest tweaks about a week in a half before Google released an announcement today. Here is what Search Engine Land had to say about the current updates:

Google confirms core search ranking algorithm update

Google acknowledged the suspected update but says there is nothing webmasters can do to fix their sites if they dropped in rankings.

Barry Schwartz on March 12, 2018 at 1:15 pm

Google has confirmed that they ran a “broad core algorithm update” last week that has impacted the appearance and rankings of some websites in the search results.

Google posted on Twitter that Google does these types of updates “several times per year” and there is nothing a site can do specifically to “fix” their ranking after the core update runs. “Some sites may note drops or gains,” Google explained and said if a page drops, it doesn’t necessarily mean there is something wrong with that page, it is just how Google changed their ranking models that now benefits “pages that were previously under-rewarded.”

Here is Google’s statement on Twitter:

Each day, Google usually releases one or more changes designed to improve our results. Some are focused around specific improvements. Some are broad changes. Last week, we released a broad core algorithm update. We do these routinely several times per year.

As with any update, some sites may note drops or gains. There’s nothing wrong with pages that may now perform less well. Instead, it’s that changes to our systems are benefiting pages that were previously under-rewarded.

There’s no “fix” for pages that may perform less well other than to remain focused on building great content. Over time, it may be that your content may rise relative to other pages.

There was speculation over the weekend about a Google update; this is Google confirming that speculation.

This article was first seen on https://searchengineland.com/google-confirms-core-search-ranking-algorithm-update-293961.

Hopefully you can see the importance of choosing the right digital marketing agency to rank your sites. Choosing the wrong one or a company that is not proactively doing Google Seo, then you are throwing your money away.

Contact Us if you want to gain on your competition.

We have been building websites since 1999 before we even knew what seo was. Back then all you needed was a domain name and some good graphics. Boy have we come along way from there. Do you know that search engine optimization didnt even exist. It was just pure web design and pray that someone found your website organically. 

Back then word of mouth was huge.

As of 2017 the basics of search engine optimization have changed. Check out this article written on a great seo blog called Moz.

It was written by Britney Muller.

Rewriting the Beginner's Guide to SEO

Basic SEO | Moz News

Many of you reading likely cut your teeth on Moz’s Beginner’s Guide to SEO. Since it was launched, it's easily been our top-performing piece of content:

Most months see 100k+ views (the reverse plateau in 2013 is when we changed domains).

While Moz’s Beginner's Guide to SEO still gets well over 100k views a month, the current guide itself is fairly outdated. This big update has been on my personal to-do list since I started at Moz, and we need to get it right because — let’s get real — you all deserve a bad-ass SEO 101 resource!

However, updating the guide is no easy feat. Thankfully, I have the help of my fellow Mozzers. Our content team has been a collective voice of reason, wisdom, and organization throughout this process and has kept this train on its tracks.

Despite the effort we've put into this already, it felt like something was missing: your input! We're writing this guide to be a go-to resource for all of you (and everyone who follows in your footsteps), and want to make sure that we're including everything that today's SEOs need to know. You all have a better sense of that than anyone else.

So, in order to deliver the best possible update, I'm seeking your help.

 

This is similar to the way Rand did it back in 2007. And upon re-reading your many "more examples" requests, we’ve continued to integrate more examples throughout.

The plan:

    •    Over the next 6–8 weeks, I’ll be updating sections of the Beginner's Guide and posting them, one by one, on the blog.

    •    I'll solicit feedback from you incredible people and implement top suggestions.

    •    The guide will be reformatted/redesigned, and I'll 301 all of the blog entries that will be created over the next few weeks to the final version.

    •    It's going to remain 100% free to everyone — no registration required, no premium membership necessary.