Archive for July, 2012

Google: 2-3 Sentences Of Unique Content Is Enough

2012/07/10

One of the most common questions I get from webmasters and SEOs who are looking to build out city combinations because they have physical stores in those locations is how much unique content do I need on those pages. The scenario is as follows…..

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It’s Not WHAT You Need to Go Viral – It’s WHO

2012/07/10

Everyone dreams of going viral. Think of the traffic! The links! The search signal boosts, the audience growth, the brand awareness! It’s true: going viral does wonders for both search and social

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Content Outreach Mistakes: 4 Things You Never Realized You Were Doing Wrong

2012/07/10

Since the recent Google updates, content marketing has become an incredibly important part of most companies’ online marketing campaigns. In fact, it was probably a hugely important part beforehand, too, but it definitely is now more than ever. The content you’re putting out there on behalf of your company (or your clients) needs to be

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Google’s Legalize Love Campaign Pressures Governments on Gay Rights

2012/07/10

Google recently launched a new campaign called Legalize Love, designed to promote LGBT rights internationally by pressuring governments to decriminalize homosexuality.

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Advertisers Receiving Settlement Payments From Google AdWords

2012/07/10

In the mail today I received a check for $25.05 from the Hanson vs Google AdWords settlement.

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How Pandas & Penguins Change Your Link Building Strategy

2012/07/10

Who would have thought that two seemingly innocent zoo animals could cause such an uproar in the SEO industry? You’re probably tired of hearing about Panda and Penguin. I don’t blame you.

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Google +1 Button Now Recommending Pages

2012/07/10

An updated Google +1 button rolled out yesterday and offers social recommendations even to signed out users on mouse-over. The new functionality is a content discovery tool that recommends other content on the same domain or subdomain.

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SEO Tips From Google In India

2012/07/10

Just about six months ago, Matt Cutts and several of his team members spent a week or so in India to work with the search quality teams in the Hyderabad, India Google office. You can see Matt mention it on Google+ back in January 2012…

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Is International SEO Really That Different From “National” SEO?

2012/07/10

Usually, when I’m asked if “international” search or SEO is really different, the person asking the question has made up their mind that it’s actually not. Usually, they have a view that international SEO is all about infrastructure, domains and local domains and not much… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

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The Strategic Inbound Marketing Guide to Big Results Without Big Budget

2012/07/10

Inbound marketing to attract high-quality links is a critical path to improving your website’s search engine ranking, increasing brand visibility, and gaining targeted referral traffic. It’s long been known that backlinks from respected sites within a niche can translate to greater credibility—and higher conversions—for the linked-to website. However, link building alone won’t necessarily help you achieve

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