SEO for web design: what you need to know

The European GDPR rule is set to come on May 25. This article explores the steps Google Analytics is taking to become GDPR compliant, as well as what your business can do to make sure you too are compliant with GDPR.

SEW | Daily Web design isn't just about aesthetics; it's about how a site is put together under the hood. Design choices can have a big impact – positive or negative – on a site's SEO. In turn, this can affect the site's performance over its entire lifetime.If you're a professional web designer, it's important to know a few SEO basics – a little knowledge goes a long way to building sites that reach their intended audience. Amanda DiSilvestro provides her 10 must-have aspects of SEO to master to design sites that work well – and look great! Today's Top Story Ten SEO aspects for web designers to master Search engines are playing an increasingly important role in the future of the internet, and it's important for web designers as well as SEOs to be able to keep up. Amanda DiSilvestro shares 10 aspects of SEO to master as a starting point. by Amanda DiSilvestro Featured Event   The Transformation of Search Summit Combining the expertise of ClickZ, Search Engine Watch and Catalyst, this exclusive one-day event provides a unique view of the transformation of search marketing and the changing role it plays within a customer's path to purchase. This event aims to dissect the current landscape, offering a strategic deep-dive into the future of search marketing and how businesses can capitalize on and protect themselves from the sweeping changes driven by Voice, AI, Blockchain, Visual Search, Mobile, Amazon and more. Learn more Analytics Is Google Analytics compliant with GDPR? GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is set to revolutionize how we process and store data in the digital age, with the aim of giving individuals more control of their personal data. Read more by Anneka Burrett How to reduce your site's bounce rate Bounce rate is a metric that gets a lot of press and for good reason. It often serves as a strong indicator that your website is not engaging the user, ultimately meaning that they leave a page without interacting with it (i.e. they 'bounce' off the page). Read more by Simon Ensor Mobile SEO strategies and keyword rankings: mobile versus desktop As if we didn't already have enough to think about in any given SEO campaign, it is now imperative to separate and refine your approaches to mobile and desktop search. Read more by Jessie Moore Industry Will ASOS' visual search tool revolutionize the retail industry? In 2017, ASOS introduced visual search on iOS, as a way of making product discovery easier and more interesting for their users. A year on, the Style Match tool, which trawls through an 85,000+ product inventory before matching products to the look in the… Read more by Andrew Charlton SEO Keyword research in 2018: adapting, managing, and maintaining visibility in Google's increasingly intuitive SERPs Google is changing into an increasingly intuitive and rich feature-led tool in 2018. Gone are the days of typing a phrase into the engine's search box and simply clicking through to a high-ranked website. Today, whether it's responding to a question in an… Read more by Luke Richards Latest Report Useful links Promote your business 55 Broad Street, 22nd Floor New York, NY 10004 sales@searchenginewatch.com feedback@searchenginewatch.com

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