Author name: Mike SEO

VideoAmp, the tech-first measurement company, announced a CEO transition, with Peter Liguori stepping down as Chief Executive Officer effective January 5, 2026, and Tony Fagan, currently President, assuming the role of CEO beginning January 6, 2026. Liguori remains a member of the board and continues to support the company’s long-term vision. The transition reflects VideoAmp’s […]

Marketing rarely changes all at once. It shifts quietly, then suddenly the old playbook stops working. Heading into 2026, a handful of data points make it clear that the ground has already moved. These statistics are not predictions or trend pieces. They are signals that budgets, workflows, creative, measurement, and even team structure need to…

Clear spoken English has become a core professional skill, not just a language milestone. Meetings, interviews, presentations, sales calls, and leadership moments increasingly depend on how ideas are expressed verbally. Yet most language tools still emphasize reading, vocabulary, or passive listening, leaving learners unsure how their actual speech sounds to others. Pronounce This is where…

Google’s December 2025 core update is now done rolling out, it took 18 days and 2 hours to complete. The core update started on December 11, 2025 at around 12:25 pm ET and ended on December 29, 2025 at around 2:05 pm ET…

Every form submission quietly influences customer trust, data reliability, and campaign results. Getting addresses right has become a frontline marketing responsibility, not a background technical task reserved for backend teams. Address data touches almost every marketing workflow. It influences targeting, personalization, fulfillment, and reporting across channels. Many teams still treat poor address inputs as an…

I am sad to report the passing of Andy Drinkwater, a super-experienced SEO and a friend to the search marketing industry. Andy was a UK-based SEO who loved educating his industry by contributing content and attending local events.

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web.
Google questions the need for ccTLDs for all websites that go international. Google’s John Mueller calls some SEO content…