“Just link to my product pages!” If you’ve worked in SEO long enough, you’ve undoubtedly heard this request. If you’re an in-house marketer searching for an SEO vendor, please don’t make this request. This may seem counterintuitive since product pages are typically your most valuable pages in terms of conversions, but conversion value doesn’t necessarily […]
Football coach Park Hang-seo returned to South Korea over the Lunar New Year, the country’s biggest national holiday. Upon his arrival, he was greeted by a large crowd of Korean reporters at the airport, which attest to the popularity of Park and the Vietnamese national football team in Korea. The recent string of achievements of
[Contribution] ‘Park Hang-seo magic’ links Vietnam and Korea Read More »
Your latest content campaign has been covered by a top-tier global publication… but there’s no link! Your brand (or your client) has been mentioned, but that’s all. At this stage, do you simply accept the brand value of a mention and move on to target your next link prospect? Or is there a process you
Link reclamation: A practical guide for turning unlinked brand mentions into links Read More »
Remkus de Vries Remkus is Manager Partnerships at Yoast and also focusses on our Translate Yoast site. Additionally, he works on the WordPress Project organizing and mentoring WordCamps. We have a big week ahead of us! WordPress 5.1 will be released this week and with it comes a lot of improvements for the Block Editor
WordPress 5.1 is incoming, Gutenberg Phase 2 updates, and bonus links! • Yoast Read More »
London-based affiliate marketing network Skimlinks is out with what it says is the first automated affiliate link platform for AMP. AMP, or Accelerated Mobile Pages, is an open-source initiative from Google that creates stripped-down HTML pages, so they will load more quickly on mobile devices than regular mobile web pages. Previously, manual construction. A publisher’s
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Linking out to other sites is important. The sites you choose to link to can cause your site to lose rankings. This article discusses outbound links for SEO. Is the Context Relevant? One consideration is the context of the page you’re linking to. Context, in this example, means the setting that defines or clarifies what a
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Broken links… the bane of every honest webmaster. The destroyers of websites! Well… not really. But they are worth fixing. And if your site is of: decent age, decent size, or both; you have broken links. And they’re ruining your site’s experience. So let’s fix that now; and fix THEM right now. Let’s go! What
Learn How to Find and Fix Broken Links in Your WordPress Site — It’s Worth Doing It! Read More »
Are NoFollow links any good for helping your website’s presence online? If you’ve been dabbling with websites and online marketing you may be familiar with the phrase ‘Google juice’. It’s not a surprise entrant in the soft drinks market. Google juice is, in fact, the common name given to the value afforded to inbound links
4 ways NoFollow links help your website in Google Read More »
Who doesn’t like a little ego boost? When it comes to attracting high-quality links to your website, it may feel like you have tried everything in the book. From mammoth evergreen content to good ol’ cold outreach, if you are running out of ideas (or simply aren’t seeing the results that you want), it may
How to Use Ego Bait Content to Attract Links & Generate Leads Read More »
Stone Temple Consulting, acquired by Perficient in July 2018, released a study Thursday that analyzes the importance of links to ranking in Google search results. The methodology for this study, which also looks at different market segments, is quite complex. The author, Eric Enge, outlines the steps throughout. This is the fourth “Links as a Ranking
Links Still ‘Incredibly’ Important To Rank High In Google Search, Study Shows 01/17/2019 Read More »
