Using the same domain registrar for hosting can be convenient in a lot of ways. You don’t have to mess with changing your nameservers, it makes connecting your domains with your hosting easy and practically automatic, the interface is all kept on the same site, and even billing is all done through one company. Should […]
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Part of the Google Hummingbird update means that Google is no longer giving out keyword stats via their keyword tool which millions of internet marketers and SEOers have long relied on to find keywords to target for their websites and businesses. Instead they now offer the Keyword Planner. Google Keyword Tool Is Dead The Keyword
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The other week I answered the question of what is Google Hummingbird and it begged a question in my mind. Is there a difference between Google Mobile and desktop? Doing a number of identical searches between a desktop and a mobile device has yielded the same results, just slightly rearranged occasionally to accommodate for a
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Google Hummingbird isn’t simply an algo update; it’s technically meant to replace their traditional search results system altogether. Have I got your attention? It’s not as painful as it sounds. In fact, unlike in major past algorithm updates like Panda or Penguin, SEOers aren’t reporting huge drops in traffic. It’s not as black and white
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A common question I’ve been seeing as of late relates to “SAPE” networks and what they are. This question in and of itself is a misnomer; SAPE is not a network. This is actually a link building service based out of Russia where you can purchase or sell links, articles; basically many things online marketing
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There are a couple of specific ways in which webmasters can remove their site from appearing in Google. Why would you do this? One possibility is because you’re currently working on a website which is hosted and thus online but it’s not ready to be presented. In this case Google may index your site against
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If you’re reading this (or if you’ve ever heard of the internet), then you’re likely familiar with Facebook and how having a lot of likes for your brand is a great way to spread your reach. Anytime someone new gives you a like, your activity will appear on their feed which will keep them abreast
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In online marketing we work to create traffic to our sites through paid and organic means, but once that traffic has reached our site, our attention shifts to converting on that traffic. There are a lot of different ways to do that between good sales page copywriting, split testing, and other techniques such as preselling.
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Tiered link building has been around in the consciousness of the collective SEO world for a few years now. Some SEOers argue that Google updates like Penguin worked to undercut the efficacy of tiered link building or worse even punish you or negatively impact your rankings. First let’s address what tiered link building is. Tiered
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Submitting your blog or blogs to blog hubs is an effective way to grab some link juice but also some exposure and potentially a flood of traffic for your site(s). These blog aggregating sites can feature your work or advertise your blog itself to their existing users. Categorization means that your content is put in
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