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What if I told you I could teach you to write the perfect headline? One that is so irresistible every person who sees it will click on it. But what if I then told you not one single person out of all the millions who will click on that headline will convert? And that you might lose all your credibility in the process.
What happens when you accidentally de-index your site from Google, on purpose? We decided to find out for ourselves by removing Followerwonk from search results. Here's what we learned.
Should you always act on a link removal request, and what action should you actually take?
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Content syndication, or licensing other sites to publish what you've created, is a good option for some marketers. In this Whiteboard Friday, Eric Enge talks about some of the benefits and tactics so you can decide if it's right for you.
One of the hardest parts of content marketing is finding enough good ideas to keep the flywheel spinning. In today's Whiteboard Friday, MozCon community speaker Mark Traphagen shows you how to see new ideas everywhere you look.
MozCon 2014 was the best yet, and we wanted to share some of the best slide decks from MozCon along with links to download all the decks.
Syndication and partnerships are tempting options as we scale our content efforts, but it's far too easy to harm your hard-earned SEO. Here are the steps you should take to minimize any adverse effects.
In the past 2 months Google made big changes to its search results. Webmasters saw lost both authorship photos and video snippets. Here at Moz, we've closely monitored our traffic to our own URLs to measure the effect of these changes on our actual traffic. The results surprised us.
Without a basic understanding of statistics, you can often present misleading results to your clients or superiors. In this post I want to cover the main aspects of planning, monitoring and interpreting CRO results so that when you do roll out new versions of pages, the results are much closer to what you would expect. I’ve also got a free tool to give away at the end, which does most of this for you.
When you start singing, do your clients back you up? Or do they warn the potential client to make like Carol Brown and take a bus out of town?
From the originality of your content to top-heavy posts, there's a lot that the Panda algorithm is looking for. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Michael Cottam explains what these things are, and more importantly, what we can do to be sure we get the nod from this particular bear.
Here at Moz, we pride ourselves on our core values, represented by the acronym TAGFEE. What happens, though, when we face conflict in the workplace? How can we disgree with someone and still remain generous and fun?
In the month between June 28th and July 28th, Google made four major changes: (1) dropping authorship photos, (2) doubling In-depth, (3) removing many video snippets, and (4) the "Pigeon" update.