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Pulkit Agrawal from Ahmedabad, India asks: "Organic link building, according to me is one of the most difficult tasks for SEOs of SMEs.

Google covers best practices for expanding your site to new languages or country-based language variations.

In the last episode of Search for Beginners, learn how to claim your store or business listing that appears on Google Search and Google Maps, and help customers find your physical location.

Learn how to use Webmaster Tools as if you were the SEO for googlestore.com.

On February 26, 2009, Google software engineer Matt Cutts collected questions on Google Moderator and answered many of them on video.

Matt Cutts talks about cloaking. Learn more in our Help Center: google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=66355 Have a question?

Learn how to find if your site is in Google's search results already, and if it's not, how to get it included.

What should we expect in the next few months in terms of SEO for Google? Matt Cutts, Mountain View Have a question? Ask it in our Webmaster Help Forum: groups.google.com/a/googleproductforums.

In this episode of Search Console Training, Daniel Waisberg discusses how to use Search Console to monitor your site's performance in Google Search.

On February 26, 2009, Google software engineer Matt Cutts collected questions on Google Moderator and answered many of them on video.

How would you explain "The Power of Keyword Domains" to someone looking to take a decision what kind of domain to go for?" McDot, Berlin Russian subtitles provided by Mike Shakin. Have a question?

Matt Cutts of Google introduces the canonical link element.

In this episode of Search Console Training, Daniel Waisberg walks you through the steps you need to follow to verify your website in Search Console using the HTML tag method.

What are the top 3-5 SEO areas where webmasters make the most mistakes? How can we do better on those? Warren Redlich, Boca Raton, FL Have a question?

Welcome to Search for Beginners, a new fully animated series for anyone who is interested in learning the basics of creating an online presence and the right Google Search tools to help customers

What is the ideal keyword density: 0.7%, 7%, or 77%? Or is it some other number? Matt Cutts, Bay Area, California Have a question?

In this episode of Search for Beginners, we go over the minimal recommended qualifications you should look for in a potential SEO consultant.

In this episode of Search Console Training, Daniel Waisberg goes over how to use Search Console to monitor and optimize your performance with Google rich results.

Matt Cutts explains the difference between how Google interprets underscores and dashes in a URL. Have a question?

Product markup allows you to provide Google with specific information about the products on your site.

Peter Linsley's presentation on Google Image Search, originally delivered at SMX West in February, 2009.

Matt Cutts explains what it means if your site has a manual action labeled as "Thin content with little or no added value" and what you can do to fix it.

Maile Ohye describes how to create a holistic SEO strategy inclusive of all your company's online channels (website, blog, social media channels).

Hello Matt, a recent article of Danny Sullivan suggests that Google uses Twitter and Facebook links as a ranking signal. Can you confirm this? Can you elaborate a little bit more on this?

John Mueller, Search Advocate at Google, dives into how images work on Google, using images to achieve your site's goals, and SEO and optimization best practices for images.

Matt Cutts explains the "Disavow links" feature of Google Webmaster Tools.

Aurora Morales and her two co-hosts: Organic(a) and Monetized are joined by special guests Daniel Waisberg and Mariya Moeva to talk about tools that content creators and managers can use to better

Help for hacked sites: google.com/webmasters/hacked In this eighth step in Help for hacked sites, we discuss requesting a review through Google (and being approved!) so your site's pages

In this episode of Ask Google Webmasters, John Mueller discusses how Google Search chooses a canonical URL from similar or duplicate pages.

I'm interested in finding out how Google currently views subdomains -- whether there's any difference between a site structured as a group of subdomains and one structured as a group of