| |  SEO and User Experience: Serving Robots and Humans Together
Author: Virginia Nussey
| | | In this article, three experts weigh in on how SEOs and UX pros can foster a collaborative environment balancing the needs of humans and robots, with lessons on: - Why Google recommends webmasters and SEOs think about the best interests of the users and not focus on search engine ranking signals.
- Those considerations that are UX oriented and SEO oriented and possible conflicts and solutions.
- How SEO can work closely with user experience professionals for an optimal experience for both human and search engine users.
Read More | | |  Blogging and the User Experience
Author: Jessica Lee | | | Did you know the way you organize the information in your blog posts can affect the user experience? This includes things like the approach, or style, used in writing as well as the visual organization of all content assets like text, images and video. In this post, we'll explore: - How to make posts that are more "readable" for your audience.
- Using styles of writing to help you organize information better.
- Tips for the layout of posts that create a more engaging experience.
Read More | | |  Google Innovates to Compete on the Social Web
Author: Sara Borghi | | | In Google's push to provide a competitive social product, three new features stand out. Learn about: - How the Google +1 recommendation can introduce site visitors to content of interest to them on your site.
- How Translate for Google+ extension for Chrome can alleviate language barriers and engage new audiences.
- How the Google+ iPad app may attract activity on the social network thanks to new functionalities like Hangouts with AirPlay integration.
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