This blog was founded in 2002 and is the official blog of Google. You can get all of the latest updates, news, and exclusive reports from Google. While you’re on the site, you check out tips and techniques to boost your website’s organic rankings.

The SEMRush blog is a favorite due to its vast collection of SEO articles that can help you understand the ins and outs of SEO. You can find useful information about content strategy, content marketing, SEP, SEM, PPC, and more.

Digital marketing changes FAST, and it can almost feel impossible to keep up. Fortunately, Search Engine Land makes it a little easier. They’re known as the 24/7 news source with the latest trends, feature announcements, and breaking stories related to digital marketing. The editorial news staff provides great on-going information and news, but you’ll also find contributions from the leading names in digital marketing.

Founded by Rand Fishkin and Gillian Muessig in 2004, Moz Blog is an excellent source of information for multiple aspects of online marketing, but their main focus is SEO. Their blog does feature news, but their articles tend to be more focused on how-to’s and resources, like cheat sheets on improving local SEO.

Known for their comprehensive backlinks index, the Ahrefs blog offers useful information on technical SEO, like improving page speed. They don’t leave out the front end aspects of SEO, though, you’ll still find plenty of articles on topics like keyword research and link building.

Search engine watch has been writing about technical SEO since the earliest web searching software came out. That being said, they still cover other topics related to content marketing, social media, and ecommerce. Their site is organized to make it pretty easy to find the subject you’re looking for, whether you want to find articles on Google algorithm updates or using social media to improve your SEO.

With news, guides, and how-tos dedicated to SEO and online marketing, Search Engine Journal has a good blend of in-depth articles geared toward beginners and business owners who are just starting to make inroads on SEO and some more advanced topics geared to digital marketing professionals.

Search Engine Roundtable is a curated source of some of the most interesting and important threads in search engine marketing forums. If you’re interested in keeping up with the conversation and news happening behind the scenes, you’ll want to spend some time here.

If you have a WordPress website, you probably know about Yoast – the free SEO software that makes it easy to optimize your pages. While the software gives you a foundation, their blog helps you build on your SEO by sharing helpful information about both Technical and Content SEO, plus how to read analytics, optimize your ecommerce site, and make the most out of WordPress. While there’s useful information for everyone, Yoast is specifically geared for beginners or those who may not have a strong SEO foundation.

The content and layout may seem similar to Search Engine Land because this is the sister site. Marketing Land is an excellent source to learn about marketing trends, find out about breaking stories, and hear feature announcements, and all positioned explicitly for digital marketing.

This blog is 100 percent SEO, so if you’re looking for anything technical, content-based, or updates to Google, you’ll probably find it here. Their articles are deep dives into specific topics, and while they have how-tos and stuff for beginners, they also have a lot of next-level information.

With tips for professional digital marketers plus guides for SEO and content marketing for beginners through advanced users, The Raven Blog covers a broad spectrum of information and is valuable to just about anyone. Plus, the articles are comprehensive and informative without being overly long or filled with technical jargon.

If you’ve got great content, but it’s not turning into great search engine results, check out Backlinko. With actionable SEO and content marketing advice, the information is functional, easy to understand, implement, and effective. While beginners will find it highly useful, this blog is more geared toward people with a next-level knowledge of SEO and digital marketing professionals who need more advanced strategies.

HubSpot has created a platform that allows businesses to manage marketing and sales automation and customer service in one convenient location. Their blog reflects this by containing tons of information on how to increase sales, inbound marketing solutions, and ensuring customers’ success. In addition to articles, their blog is a great source for resources like blog post templates, checklists, cheat sheets, and more, making them popular for beginners and advanced SEO professionals.

Founded in 1997, ClickZ has been a source of the latest news and information about digital marketing technology trends and next-level information to experienced marketing professionals and business leaders. Here, you’ll find articles, webinars, and in-depth reports to learn more about how changes and innovations in the tech world change how marketing is done.

While ClickZ is for the more advanced marketing professional, WPbeginner is, like their name suggests, specially designed for beginners. With WordPress tutorials to help you learn the basics like embedding YouTube videos and keeping your site secure, most of the information you need starting your own WordPress website will be found here.

Digital Marketing Depot is a one-stop-shop for digital marketing resources. They host white papers, webinars, ebooks, and other resources written by leaders in the industry, and they have information on nearly every topic, from pay-per-click advertising to ecommerce.

You probably know GoDaddy as the domain registrar and website hosting company with the slightly scandalous advertising, but their blog is a useful resource for business and marketing information and tips, especially if you’re looking for beginner or intermediate-level information.

Local Search Forum lets you join the conversation, get personal advice, and gain different perspectives about all types of topics related to making Google work for you, improving Google My Business Listings, and other local SEO strategies.

Digital marketing relies on technology, so when technology updates or trends come in or go out, it changes what works and what doesn’t in marketing. Chief Marketing Technology dives into how marketing changes due to tech and how tech and data can be used to improve marketing strategies.

Like Shopify and Woocommerce, Bigcommerce is an ecommerce blog that is specifically targeted to ecommerce businesses. They tend to have more intermediate and advanced articles than their main competitors and articles related to using and leveraging the platform to get the best results.

The ecommerce platform Shopify was once explicitly designed for small businesses to build an ecommerce store easily and without the need for in-depth knowledge of web design and development. While large ecommerce companies are turning to Shopify for their platform, Shopify’s blog hasn’t forgotten their roots. It’s still geared towards small businesses who are starting out or trying to scale, so you’ll find plenty of information about ecommerce SEO alongside accounting software tools and fulfillment services and how to make the most out of the Shopify platform.

Like Shopify, WooCommerce is an ecommerce platform, specifically, a plugin for WordPress that provides ecommerce functionality. In keeping with this, they offer information and tips on everything related to running an ecommerce business, including ecommerce marketing, shipping, security, and of course, how to use WooCommerce to increase sales and improve operations.

If your website is built on the Magento ecommerce platform, the Magento blog is where you need to go to find information on how to get the most out of your website. Magento tends to be used by larger businesses; much of their information is either positioned to be about how to best use the platform or to solve problems larger businesses tend to face.