Where Are All The Penguins?
In August it was rumored the new Penguin update would make you ruin your favorite pair of shorts. From SEOs to webmasters, if you didn’t ruin your shorts over the news, your head was in the sand. Google’s all-powerful Matt Cutts all but said as…
Weekly Recap Kung-Fu Edition
Hey folks Austin here and it’s time for another Weekly SEO Recap. What happens if you Google SEO? You get all the latest SEO articles that Google thinks is relevant to your search……but are they relevant to you? Let me be the judge of that and help…
SEO Data: What Do The Numbers Mean?
The myth about keyword density Nobody cares about keyword density. Google doesn’t care. Our SEO manager doesn’t care. Google doesn’t run your content through a supercomputer and then devalue it if it includes the keyword less than N times. It’s just not true. Maybe this…
Search Metrics Releases SEO Ranking Factors – 2013 Rank Correlation Report
Search Metrics SEO Ranking Factors are WRONG Search Metrics has been the source of a lot of confusion, starting with their 2012 report. Another year has passed, and they released their 2013 Correlated Ranking Report for SEO ranking factors today. Let me start by saying the…
Google revises recommendations for improving rankings
The SEO community is frantic due to a recent change of verbiage on the Google Webmaster Guidelines. Google’s changed a line on the guidelines here: http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=34432 Old: New: Images via: http://www.seroundtable.com/google-ranking-message-links-shares-16961.html [separator top=”40″] What does it mean? As you can see – they have removed the…
Penguin, Panda, Spam Query Changes Coming, says Matt Cutts
What does the future of SEO hold for Webmasters? Matt Cutts has decided to share some upcoming release details as well as a tentative timeline in his latest webmaster video. We’re excited to see the changes he discusses in the video: Penguin 2.0 (AKA Penguin…
How Matt Cutts spreads PR evenly on 977 posts and counting
In a previous post we did, on how PageRank decays on sites, we detailed how posts found 3-5 levels deep really lose their PageRank down to almost nothing. We’ve recently uncovered a weird setup Matt Cutts employs on his blog. We actually came across this after having…
Can I recover after my site has been hit by Panda?
In our last post, Finding recovery after your site is impacted by Penguin, we talked in detail about similarities of Panda and Penguin. Both of these updates are new and significant because of their non-realtime update regularity. Most of Google’s algorithm is based on real time…
Finding recovery after your site is impacted by Penguin
Panda and Penguin have changed a lot since they were first introduced in Feb. 2011 and April 24th 2012. In a post penguin and panda world, bulk updates that can instantly increase or decrease your rankings significantly is now a regular occurrence. Both of these updates…
3,520,000 Results Can’t be Wrong
Ok, here is one PPC tip, probably the best out there…. Structure Your Accounts Correctly & You’ll Pay Less Per Click & Make More Sales Now, there’s no shortage of articles already written about it. These guys wrote about it twice! A Poor PPC Account…
Google Product Ads – A Game Changer?
Heard of Google Product Ads yet? Google is getting in on a percentage of sales with their new product ads. Shopping centers and malls have always done this. You want the store by the busy entrance, no problem pay up! Google has been quietly doing…
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