Page rank is an approximate value which Google assigns a particular web page (note not website) as a reflection of the authority which that page commands. While it’s not definite, a page with a higher page rank will outrank a similar site in the SERPs for the same keywords. Let’s talk about what is fake […]
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Reseller hosting is your best friend when it comes to your own private blog networks. I’ve talked about what makes a private blog network private, and I’ve gotten a couple of messages from readers pointing out that the biggest reason they don’t go out for starting their own PBN is because of the costs associated
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Scrapebox is really just a powerful data aggregator designed to save you time, but like with most powerful inventions, it can either be used for good or evil, or for our purposes, white or black hat SEO. I’m going to focus on the good, or white hat Scrapebox methods in this post. White Hat Scrapebox
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For our purposes, a footprint is really just anything which identifies a site in some way. Footprints can be used for scraping purposes, like finding backlinks or any other text on a web page so you can find similar sites. In terms of SEO, it’s essential that you know how to disguise a footprint. How
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One of the best things to help you rank in local SEO is to get your citations on as many local business directories as possible. Make sure your NAP (name, address, phone number) information is consistent across every one of these directories. Keep this local SEO directory checklist in mind to ensure that you’re getting
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The beauty of white hat techniques is that they’re evergreen in that you know that they’ll always be valuable and bring link juice to your site. This is because white hat techniques will always be search engine friendly, so they’ll always be in style without worry of Google punishing those who use those tactics. I
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The efficacy of one of the more or less reliable SEO methods of the past few years, guest blogging, has more recently been in question. The main question is, does guest blogging still work? Does Guest Blogging Still Work? I was recently reading Matt Cutts’ blog, something I think which behooves all webmasters to do,
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Last week I answered what is Google places and talked about how to get on Google places. Now let’s talk Google Places optimization. Just because you’ve submitted your business to Google Places doesn’t mean that you’ll appear with or above the other local businesses in your niche, so there are some Google Places SEO tricks
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Attaining the coveted DMOZ listing is admittedly not as coveted as it once was. Links don’t carry the same weight as they once did and Google and other search engines don’t place as much importance on links from DMOZ as they once did. It’s less about the weight the link carries but more that search
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Not all keywords are global, in fact sometimes the most valuable keywords are the local ones which will get your brick and mortar business more interest and conversions from customers in your area. More people are using the internet to find local businesses over antiquated methods like the phonebook than ever before and this trend
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