Our scientific and data-driven approach to SEO testing challenges thoughts and opinions within the industry. This is why our SEO experiments have been shared by all the biggest names in SEO, with just a few listed below.
A controlled experiment to test how the rankings of AI generated content compares to human written content.
Read moreGoogle treats 404 and 410 URLs differently, but how differently? We looked at over 350,000 rows of data to find out.
Read moreAn ongoing test to gauge Google's use of image text readability in the search results.
Read moreAn ongoing test to gauge Google's use of image text readability in the search results.
Read moreA long term SEO experiment studying the effect on rankings when embedding widely used stock images on your site compared with using your own unique images.
Read moreThis controlled SEO experiment examined the hypothesis that Google’s algorithms would prefer visible content over hidden content. The experiment clearly demonstrated Google’s preference for visible text.
Read moreA long-term SEO experiment examining the hypothesis that outgoing links may play a role in Google’s ranking algorithms. The results were conclusive. Results were kindly observed by Rand Fishkin from SparkToro prior to publication.
Read moreThis technical experiment looked at the potential negative SEO effects of hosting a website on a shared IP address alongside 'bad neighbourhood' (low-quality, spammy and potentially malicious) type websites.
Read moreOur hands on approach to poking and prodding Google's algorithms to find out what really works when it comes to ranking websites has earned us the reputation as the leading SEO company in the UK. We hope you enjoy exploring some of our research in the links above, and check back soon for our next experiment.