Mark Munroe recently founded SEORadar.com, a new company focused on helping sites avoid and solve technical SEO disasters. Mark has spent the prior 12 years deeply involved with SEO focused on large, technically complex sites such as Wine.com, Usedcars.com, EverydayHealth and most recently as the Director of SEO for Trulia.
On October 14, Google announced it no longer recommends the Ajax crawling scheme they published in 2009. Columnist Mark Munroe dives into the question of whether this means you can now count on Google to successfully crawl and index an Ajax site.
Despite the dramatic warnings, Google's mobile-friendly update turned out to be a non-event. Columnist Mark Munroe looks at what happened and how it might impact SEO into the future.
As Google's mobile update looms, columnist Mark Munroe believes it's time to take a look at the drawbacks of disruptive interstitials.