Google Home Declares SEO Dead
There’s been some talk in the SEO industry of how assistant search, like what powers Google Home, will affect SEO, and whether SEOs can survive in a world without search results. I’m writing my most recent Search Engine Land column…
What’s Changed in the Art of SEO 3rd Edition?
Did a search on the title and couldn’t find any good result in Google, so I did the research myself and am publishing it here. This is a book that I’ve read all editions of, and have my teams read…
Hiring SEO Manager for Vivid Seats in Chicago
I know I don’t often write in the blog, as I’m focusing on publishing in Search Engine Land and Marketing Land, mostly, today. But I wanted to reach whoever is connected to this blog to let them know about a…
About Bryson Meunier
On occasion I may need to present a bio for an article or a conference. This is it. I’m posting it now in order to include it as a section of the web site. This URL will be its permanent home. Following the bio are various online communities that I belong to. If you are also a member and read this blog, feel free to reach out and say hi.
High Resolution Headshot Photo of Bryson Meunier (JPG, 5.29 MB)
Speaking at SES San Francisco 2013
Thrilled to announce that I will be speaking at SES San Francisco this September! If you’re at the show, be sure to catch the Next Generation Site Architecture: Maximizing Usability and Findability session, where I’ll be discussing different ways to…
Included in New eMarketer State of Mobile Search 2013 Report
If you’re an eMarketer client like us and you haven’t yet read the new report on Mobile SEO and SEM, it’s definitely worth a read. A lot of smart people are quoted in it, and I’m lucky to have been…
Content Isn’t Always King: The Invisible Webby Awards
This article, called “The (invisible) Webby Awards” appeared originally in .Net magazine, issue 0239. I write the monthly SEO column for .Net, and while I don’t typically blog the columns, I thought it was important to share this one because…
Update to Mobile Content and SEO Correlation Study for 2013
As I’ve resolved in my new Search Engine Land column, I won’t be comparing the benefits and drawbacks of responsive design versus dynamic serving versus mobile URLs in 2013. More than half of my published articles in 2012 were about this…
Mobile SEO is Not a Myth, Will be a Pleonasm
If you haven’t seen it yet, I refuted 8 popular claims as to why mobile SEO is not worth talking about on Search Engine Land this week. It now has more social engagement than any post I’ve done, on Search…
MarketingProfs University Promo Code for Mobile Content Marketing Course
I’m thrilled to be presenting again as part of MarketingProfs University. I’ll be teaching the Mobile Content course as part of their Content Marketing Crash Course. I know that all some people know of Mobile Content Strategy they learned from…
Mobile SEO Infographic
I haven’t used the blog for this historically, but I’m going to start using it to promote mobile SEO by linking out to content I find valuable. Today I’d like to point out an infographic you may have missed on…
SEO Mentioned Again on The Good Wife
Last year a search engine optimizer appeared as a witness on The Good Wife, as Search Engine Land reported. History has repeated itself, as an SEO appeared again on The Good Wife last night, in an episode called “Two Girls,…
Knowledge Graph Presentation from SMX East
Had a great time on day 2 of SMX East as well. Presented with Andy Atkins Kruger and Matthew Brown on the implications of the Knowledge Graph for marketers. Some audience members saw it as a threat, but most of…
Siri, Brain Implants and Google Killers from SMX East 2012
Many thanks to those of you who made it out for the Meet Siri panel at SMX East yesterday morning, and especially to Third Door Media for inviting me to speak. The discussion of Google’s designs on one’s brain brought…
Poll: Do you see mobile icons in Google smartphone search results?
I mentioned at the beginning of August that Google was testing mobile icons in smartphone search results. It appears now as though the test was successful and they’ve rolled it out to more users, as I’m now seeing smartphone icons…
