SEO
The Problem with Winner and Loser Analyses
It is inevitable that with the release of any major update from Google we will see the quintessential “winner vs loser” list and some speculation …
Google Search Console Delays: How Old is the Data?
Every link data set (Moz, Majestic, AHrefs, Webmeup, SEMRush, Bing and Google Search Console) have multiple delays – the natural delay between the time in ...
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New SEOAlarms Features – Disavow and Site Uptime
If you haven’t had a chance yet, go check out SEOAlarms. If you have, I wanted to let you know about 2 new features. SEOAlarms ...
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Stop Comment Spam
Over the past several years I’ve been involved in the Internet marketing community, one thing has really gotten under my skin: comment spam. Almost every back-link analysis I’ve ...
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6 Ways To Market with Vine
“6 seconds? What can you market in 6 seconds?” Those are usually the first two questions I receive after telling a client to use Vine ...
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Article Sites: The Panda’s Worst Enemy
Most, if not all, easily replicated SEO tactics are now a thing of the past, and any SEO-provider / internet marketing company that offers those ...
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The End of Doorway Pages
Google recently updated their post on doorway pages and released a blog post detailing those changes as well. There are many names for this particular brand of ...
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The Perfect Reconsideration Request
Acquisition of a penalty can be a daunting task to address. You have been told by your SEO that the work they have done up ...
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Mobile Usability on April 21st – Google Algo Update Drawing Near
Google Mobile Usability Algorithm Update – April 21st, 2015 from Jake Bohall Google doesn’t often provide advance notice to the world when they are going ...
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