Link building tactics have a tendency to go in and out of style. Broken link building is one such tactic. It was once a convenient, scalable tool in a link builder’s toolbox. But then folks started saying it wasn’t as effective as guest posting (which, you know, is supposed to be dead in its own […]
Ever since the early days of the internet, content has been a driving force in how we interact with the web. Bill Gates famously stated, “Content is king,” and even Google told us that content and links are driving forces behind their search rankings algorithm. We get it…content is important. But do we really understand
Nofollow Links: Everything You Need to Know 99Signals – Tech News, Tech Hacks, & More The most common question among webmasters today — Do “nofollow” links help with SEO? Here’s everything you need to know about nofollow links. Source link
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MoPub, the Twitter-owned mobile ad exchange, announced Tuesday it is making impression-level revenue data available to publishers and has partnered with seven third-party attribution platforms to deliver the data. The platforms include Adjust, Appsflyer, Branch, Kochava, Singular, SOOMLA and Tenjin. The impression-level revenue data will be delivered in real-time once an ad impression is triggered
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The ‘six-strikes’ Copyright Alert System was once praised as an excellent tool to address online piracy. Nonetheless, it was shut down two years ago. Today, the domain name of the Center for Copyright Information still exists, but it’s now used to sell mattresses instead. While that’s not going to do anything to stop piracy, it
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Links are a way for users to get relevant information on the internet. They are also a ranking factor for your pages. Of the 200+ ranking factors, Google is known to use, links share the top three spots with content and RankBrain. However, having links is not enough. Their quality matters. Google takes into account
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Media companies could soon become collateral damage in Google’s escalating shopping war with Amazon. A recent report from the Information (paywalled) writes about Google’s ambitious shopping efforts. In its attempt to compete with Amazon–whose digital ad program is showing real signs of encroaching on the Google-Facebook ad duopoly–Google has been adding retailers to its Express shopping (which
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Google’s John Mueller posted one of his classic tweets the other day around links. He said to an established SEO when he was asked which links should they disavow. John said “If it’s not obvious to someone like you, then those links are probably neither helping nor harming, so it wouldn’t matter if you had
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This post is based on episode 159 of the ProBlogger podcast. Incoming links to your blog are vital. They not only drive traffic to your blog from other websites and blogs but also help you rank higher in search engines, which again leads to more traffic. The method I’m about to explain is a simple but
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Outbound links are commonly thought of as a nuisance. They supposedly drain your PageRank and make There is a way of doing SEO that says you should link to high ranking sites from your pages. Another way of doing it is to link to a relevant .edu or .gov site. Doing things because everyone else
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