How To Earn Natural Links For SEO
In my last post I went into some detail about the SEO problem businesses slip into when using outsourced copywriters for much of their web content. I call them inorganic
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How To Replace Fired Link Building With Content Marketing
At the beginning of this blog series I mentioned that most businesses have a strategy or are diligently working on one to reduce their dependence on Google, both from pay-per-click
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How To Clean Up Your Link Profile
Be critical of link removal requests
Here's an email I received recently:
As we have sent mail earlier also for removing our link. But unfortunately this has not removed yet. I would
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Yes, You Can Outrank Amazon.com
Ever feel like you’re up against the “big boys” when trying to get your product pages ranked?If you are willing to fight for your brand, there are two things you
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The Shocker About Google’s Disavow Link Tool
Warning: this post is for advanced SEO peopleGoogle's Disavow Link Tool is all the buzz now and I'm glad G rolled it out.Not long after the Google Penguin update (late
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What The Heck Is Penguin?
Google launched the latest algo change named Penguin on April 24th and gave plenty of warning about it. At the South by Southwest (SBSX) conference in March, Matt Cutts mentioned
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Google: Changing Link Building Forever
You may have heard about Google’s message to webmasters who may be using techniques outside Google’s Webmaster Guidelines, such as artificial or unnatural linking intended to manipulate PageRank.Some people are
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The Slow Death of Article Marketing
I hear it a lot… “Our SEO company is building links to our site by submitting articles to article directories with a couple links pointing back.”Immediately I’m thinking, “Is that
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How To Build Relationships With Influencers
If link-building is all about establishing credibility on the Web, think for a moment: if my business and website were top of mind and authoritative, where would I expect it
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