In a nutshell...
1. Make Sure Your SEO Strategy Matches Google’s Guidelines.
2. Avoid Common Black Hat SEO Tricks.
3. Craft Quality, Likeable Content.
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When Google Hits Your Web Content: Avoiding the eBay Dilemma - SiteProNews
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Sunday, August 10, 2014
SEO's Two Most Important Tactics | SiteProNews
Am I preaching to the choir here?
The ever changing world of SEO and how it affects your online presence. If content is KING, then SOCIAL MEDIA is QUEEN!! Snippets here and link to article.
Your #1 Focus: Viral Content
With every passing day and marketing fad, content strengthens its stronghold as the most important factor in your SEO strategy. Chances are you’re sick of hearing how critical great content is. In order to prove this notion, I’ll share with you some current stats, just in case the urgency to continuously create relevant and stellar content hasn’t yet impacted you.
Social Media’s Role in Great SEO
The second most important factor in lasting and productive SEO is social media. They are exclusive practices with significant impact on each other.
Before I dive into what works in social, it’s necessary to dispel a core myth on how the two relate. Social signals do not themselves increase your SERPs. They are two completely different metrics. Amassing a boatload of Twitter followers and comments won’t improve your search results. Not by itself.
SEO's Two Most Important Tactics | SiteProNews
The ever changing world of SEO and how it affects your online presence. If content is KING, then SOCIAL MEDIA is QUEEN!! Snippets here and link to article.
Your #1 Focus: Viral Content
With every passing day and marketing fad, content strengthens its stronghold as the most important factor in your SEO strategy. Chances are you’re sick of hearing how critical great content is. In order to prove this notion, I’ll share with you some current stats, just in case the urgency to continuously create relevant and stellar content hasn’t yet impacted you.
Social Media’s Role in Great SEO
The second most important factor in lasting and productive SEO is social media. They are exclusive practices with significant impact on each other.
Before I dive into what works in social, it’s necessary to dispel a core myth on how the two relate. Social signals do not themselves increase your SERPs. They are two completely different metrics. Amassing a boatload of Twitter followers and comments won’t improve your search results. Not by itself.
SEO's Two Most Important Tactics | SiteProNews
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Monday, July 28, 2014
Monday, July 14, 2014
Google Turns Three: What Does the Future Hold? | SiteProNews
What I am taking away from this is that a google plus account still helps with SEO.
Google Turns Three: What Does the Future Hold? | SiteProNews
Google Turns Three: What Does the Future Hold? | SiteProNews
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Monday, June 2, 2014
The Wrath of Panda: Googles New Algorithm Update | SiteProNews
And the bullet points are:
The Wrath of Panda: Googles New Algorithm Update | SiteProNews
- Never copy, steal, or scrape content from another site and claim it as your own.
- Resist the urge to predominantly keyword-stuff your site’s content.
Keyword stuffing is no longer a boon for a site’s rankings, thanks to
Panda’s prowl, so cease and desist this archaic and damaging practice. - Ensure all your content is readable to humans, not search engine bots.
- Create the highest quality, original content possible.
- Every time you publish a new piece of content, ask yourself the
following: “Would I publish this in a major news outlet and feel proud
to put my name as the author?” If your answer is ever a no, don’t
publish it to your site. - Publish content on a regular basis; sites with nothing but outdated and irrelevant posts are potential penalty targets.
- Make sure all backlinks are high-quality; never accept links from
questionable sources. If you have offending sites as link partners, your
site is also implicated. - Double check that your site is technically sound, built with SEO in
mind. Sites with security risks and obvious viruses are also affected.
The Wrath of Panda: Googles New Algorithm Update | SiteProNews
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