Review your most important content on your site

While variety is the spice of life, changing things up too much on your website won’t help it rank in search engines. Of course it’s important to regularly refresh and update your content—in fact, it’s vital, but making too many changes all at once will certainly …

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Why won’t people engage with my content?

Whether it is writing the most useful article about a certain topic, or ensuring that your eCommerce system is easy to use, it is important to make sure site visitors have a positive experience, because only then will they stick around. The bad news about SEO is that it’s …

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There's more to online marketing than just SEO and content

You shouldn't feel comfortable using robots.txt to block sensitive or confidential material. One reason is that search engines could still reference the URLs you block (showing just the URL, no title or snippet) if there happen to be links to those URLs somewhere on the Internet (like referrer logs …

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Has Google indexed you already?

When I am reading articles, therefore a potential consumer, I have no idea whether a link is follow or nofollow. Clearly, a huge majority of people will not have the slightest idea that such a distinction exists! If I am intrigued by what is written about your product or service …

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Research semantically related keywords

The secret to building a blog that gets crazy backlinks, ranks for awesome keywords and makes you money on autopilot? The only way to reliably build links is to create amazing content, but the standard for 'amazing content' gets higher and higher every year. Link building isn’t dead. Not …

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Make sure your website is indexed in Google

Earning links is not about following a static link building strategy for a long time. In the landscape of Google’s ever changing algorithms, sticking with just one or two tactics for link building is not going to help you in any way. There is definitely no hard and fast …

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Checking for Links for SEO

Keyword research is the basis of all search marketing. It is the art of explaining what you do in the language that people use, and thus it should probably be the basis of all your marketing activities, both on and off the web. Google and other search engines keep the …

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Distribute your content effectively

People have different search behaviours and of course languages based on their location so you need to adapt to these factors in order to rank on search engines. You search ranking depends not only on the search term used, but also on where and when you perform the search. You …

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W3C Validator

People won't link to your content unless they see it. At the same time, you need the right people in front of your content; not everyone is a potential linker. Google continues to use natural, quality inbound links as a main ranking factor. The first thing you need to do …

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SEO long term best practice

Ask your customers for reviews, mark them up with structured data and present them on a particular page on your site. This might do wonders. Online shops in particular often face the risk of generating duplicate content. For example, a product might be listed in several categories. If the URL …

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Understand Google’s Ranking Algorithm

Review competitive lists and other pertinent industry sources. Social signals aren’t an important part of the Google algorithm. But social shares on sites like Facebook, Twitter and Google+ may give you an indirect rankings boost. A lot of people and businesses will pour money into a professional website only …

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