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SEO will also have to adapt forever with all these changes as well as find new ways on how to combat and move around upon the search engine's ever changing environment.

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Tags are now for people, NOT for robots

We all know what happened last year. Though we've seen quite a few online marketing achievements online last 2013, the Hummingbird came in the scene and focused more on " Semantic search ". But in reality, this update that surprised a few online marketers out there, bringing down websites like buildings much like the Kaiju's from Pacific Rim, is just the icing on top of a fat cake that is still being baked…

That cake was then served (or what seems like a part of it) a few months ago when Google decided to give out updates :

Also, remember that everything is going mobile

This was taken from MOZ and their summary of all the recent algorithm updates .

A lot of the websites that were still having spammy like queries started having trouble. Big trouble. Because rankings started sinking and disappearing down onto the deep abyss.

Speaking of Content…

Sometimes it's surprising that most of the website owners and manages today, still resort to such cheap, quick and easy ways on how to get by and rank past their competitors online. I personally have seen cases recently on how website owners "take care" of their websites. Thin content, (or no content at all) stuffing their sitemap taggings with keywords in hopes of "optimizing their tags for the search engines".

You just have to lay it down that straight. In today's modern world, everything has to adapt and change according to their environment which is, as a matter of fact, also evolving. Back then you could just stuff all the keywords you can think of on the title tags, meta descriptions etc. Today, since Google has been serving up what humans are really looking for on search results, you'd have to understand that Google will only give your website good ranking on pages/sites with tags that people can understand.

Social Media

So instead of something that looks like this:

Title Tag: Top Indonesia Professional Wedding Photographer, Glamour Photography Meta Description: Glamour Photography, Top Indonesia Professional Wedding Photographer,

Abandoning Old Shells

*Not much thought, just a bunch of jumbled up words really. Of course if we add it all up together in our heads we could probably determine what the page is about. But if you compare it with a page that contains more descriptive sentences, this'll look like a sketchy website. People will be wary of clicking it. Or even worse, they may think that this site/page is infested with spam.

So you ought to fix it to make it look like this:

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