Google Duplicate Content Penalty
As a SEO consultant who loves to use affiliate based content I have fallen foul of Google’s duplicate content filters way too many times Few years back I had a really nice set of Amazon affiliate stores that used Amazon’s XML datafeed, prior to Google cracking down on thin affiliates: basically content created using the [...]
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When to Pay for Search Engine Optimization Services
Might seem a dumb thing for an SEO company to discuss, but search engine optimization isn’t for every website. ROI (Return On Investment) is a critical factor in the decision to hire an SEO Consultant, not much point spending thousands of dollars on SEO services if it doesn’t result in many times more in increased [...]
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WordPress SEO Firm
If you’ve visited our SEO company website previously you’ll have noticed a major design change, yes we’ve moved our SEO firms website to a CMS (Content Management System), specifically WordPress. Although WordPress is a blogging CMS it’s pretty easy to adapt to a web site like this one, an SEO CMS. For one thing we [...]
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Buying Text Links, What to Expect?
All good SEO consultants know for a site to do well for competitive SERPs that page/site needs links (as many as possible please ). Some sites have no problems gaining text links naturally, but many small businesses struggle to compete for Google SERPs due to a lack of quality links. And so purchasing text links [...]
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Brand Marketing vs Search Engine Optimization
A commenter on the site asked the question about Search Engine Optimization domain name choice and branding at SEO Tutorial – Domain Name Choice. My answer got a little on the detailed side, so turned it into an SEO article. The question was if you have a branded domain name is it worth investing in [...]
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SEO Tip : Reciprocol Linking
I keep reading reciprocal linking is worthless (from a Google ranking perspective) from so called SEO experts, but they never supply proof. It’s all supposition, not actual scientifically collated evidence. I don’t do too many reciprocal links (not in the classic sense anyway), but many of my own websites link back and forth (a LOT) [...]
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Internal Links vs Outbound Linking
Been following a thread in the newsgroup alt.internet.search-engines called Crit My SEO As normal turned into a flame war and so the internal/outbound linking discussion was lost, but it inspired a post. The OP asks – I’m trying for a more wiki style link structure and have nofollow loads of internal links to keep juice [...]
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Blackhat SEO Hidden Links
Earlier today I has working on one of my high content websites that targets Free Recipes: in the process of upgrading from around 11,000 recipes to over 100,000 using WordPress as the backend (added almost 160,00 recipes to a database and in the process of making them WordPress compatible)! Checked SERPs on Google.co.uk and my [...]
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Cheap Text Links
Through our SEO Consultant Services site we now offer text link advertising to non SEO clients.** ** Text links used to be only available to SEO clients on our SEO Consultant Retainer Plan. To obtain a text links quote please visit our Buy Text Links page and fill out the form at the bottom. Example [...]
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Does Google Prefer Fresh Content?
Following a thread on alt.internet.search-engines (database-driven varying content of title and alt tags) and despite 10 posts so far, no one has answered the question! Times for a short article on Does Google Prefer Fresh Content? Main thrust of the original posters question regarding generating fresh content. My question was how much better might the [...]
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