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The issue is that you'll need Google API access, and then you'll get charged based on the queries.

Look at the brightside, this could actually be a good thing. Older established site's that do not have a mobile version in place will (and are) end up being penalized while mobile friendly pages will receive a slight boost.

It's digital media. You cannot get a refund from them (as per their TOS) if you have clicked the download button. Also this sucks for some people, I imagine it drastically cut's down on fraud.

A year ago, I worked with a large news network out of Germany to develop a number of "grey hat/black hat" SEO web applications. To say the least, their SEO practices were a little shady. These large companies have a lot of money to throw around ($millions), and with that they have the ability...

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You do realize that SEO is nothing more than circumventing their algorithms in order to give you an upper-hand, right? Don't blame Google for growing their revenue or their user interaction.

Some things are simply worth their weight in gold. You cannot expect to pay $5 and get quality for anything. Let's just say the guy actually does a good job and spends ample time on your keyword research. With 2 hours of work, he would make $2.50 per hour. With 12 hours of research, you...

Google shortener is highly critical of anything closely related to spam. Your best options are: - Buy a domain and do a redirect - Use a less-known link shorter (just google "link shorter") - create a blogger site and then add this to the html: <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0...