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Imitating search algorithms for a successful link building strategy

Published on 2016/07/07 By admin

When doing a link building strategy – or any other type of SEO-related strategy, for that matter – you might find the sheer amount of data that we have available to us at a relatively low cost, quite staggering.

WebPromo’s Q&A with Google’s Andrey Lipattsev [transcript]

Published on 2016/04/06 By admin

As we reported at the end of March, Andrey Lipattsev, the Search Quality Senior Strategist at Google Ireland revealed the three most important ranking signals used by Google .  These are content, links and RankBrain (although that last one is “hotly contested” and the list doesn’t have an order). This information was uncovered during an excellent live Q&A from  WebPromo , which also featured  Rand Fishkin from Moz;  Ammon Johns, the Managing Director at Ammon Johns & Co.; Eric Enge, CEO at Stone Temple Consulting; and the whole thing was hosted by WebPromo’s Anton Shulke. We’ve partnered with Anton to bring you a transcript of the entire one-hour long Q&A

Infographic: The Biggest Changes To Google Search In 2013

Published on 2013/12/31 By admin

What were some of the biggest changes to Google Search in 2013, in terms of how its search algorithms ranked and displayed information? How about an infographic rundown, as we close out the year

The More the Pages, the Better the Ranking? Don’t Think So, and Here’s Why by @docmarkting

Published on 2013/12/16 By admin

There is no clear-cut answer to this question. In a recent video, even Matt Cutts seemed quite vague. He reiterated, more times than necessary, that having a large website or a lot of web pages does not directly affect the PageRank

Why No PageRank Update? The “Pipeline” Is Broke & Google Isn’t Interested In Fixing It

Published on 2013/10/23 By admin

We already knew Google wasn’t likely to update the PageRank meter in the Google Toolbar this year.

Google’s Matt Cutts: NoFollow Attributes On Internal Links Don’t Hurt But Generally Don’t Do It

Published on 2013/09/30 By admin

In a video, Google’s head of search spam Matt Cutts published today an answer to the question, “Should I use rel=”nofollow” on internal links to a login page?” Matt Cutts basically said you shouldn’t, but said it won’t hurt you if you did. Matt said,… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Is PageRank Finally Dead? It Seems To Be, At Least In The Google Toolbar

Published on 2013/08/30 By admin

Want to know what the PageRank of a page is? The ability to easily do this using the Google Toolbar has gotten harder over the years, with the latest blow being no update in values for the past six months

Choosing an SEO Company in 2013

Published on 2013/04/30 By admin

Introduction SEO is a very fluid industry that has a history of shape-shifting, leaving many who need these services in a tricky position when it comes to choosing an SEO company in 2013.

SMX West: The Search Police Video With Google’s Matt Cutts & Bing’s Duane Forrester

Published on 2013/03/20 By admin

One of the highlights from the SMX West show a week ago was the session named “The Search Police: Matt & Duane’s Excellent Search Engine Adventure.” The panel featured Google’s Matt Cutts and Bing’s Duane Forrester as Bill & Ted with Danny Sullivan playing… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Google Dishes Out PageRank Penalties To UK Newspaper Web Sites For Selling Links

Published on 2013/02/22 By admin

Google has downgraded the Toolbar PageRank scores for several dozen UK operated newspapers and news sites today.