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This post brought to you by the magnificent Beth Corneglio & Rasheite Radcliff. R: Hey Beth! Have you read iPullRank’s article on the SEO Moz blog Just How Smart are Search Robots? B: Yeah. I thought it was really good except for one thing. Super Pac Man? R: Ha. I know. What’s that about? B: I would say search bots are more like Sonic the Hedgehog!
Does your Google+ profile rank incredibly well in Google’s search results for your own name? Colleagues mention that their G+ profile now outranks all other online identities that they’ve worked for years on. My own Google+ profile, just 5 months old, ranks...
Near the end of December 2011, we ran a survey on this blog asking consultants and agencies of all sizes and geographies to contribute their pricing models and cost structures. I'm pleased to share the results of that survey in the hopes that it will give everyone in the search industry a better idea of the range of fees and the services provided. Obviously, this data is imperfec...
In early 2010 I shared a keyword tool I developed called Keyword Eye here on SEOmoz. I received some great feedback as a result of doing that. It's changed quite a bit since then, it had a major revamp, there were ups and downs, trials and tribulations, so thought I'd take this opportunity to share it again with readers who may remember the original post and new readers alike.
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In paid search there are a lot of rough Adwords accounts out there. You've seen them I'm sure. I know I've worked on them. We get brought in to assess the situation and make some big decisions around whether an account has potential or whether it would be better just to start fresh. This is one of the most common questions we get asked -- how am I doing?
It's nearly 2012, and that means we get to revisit our expectations for 2011 and prognosticate for the year ahead. In keeping with tradition, I'm first going to evaluate my predictions from last December before determining if I've got the cred to make some for 2012. Here's the rules: For each prediction, we'll grade using the following points system: ...
Social media is a mess. There’s Facebook which now has over 800 million registered users, Twitter with over 300 Million registered users, Google+ who has some insane growth potential, Tumblr who’s traffic has almost doubled in 2011 and who pulled in more than 17 million unique visitors (US) in November 2011, and so on. The list goes on and on. The internet is filled with so many different social outlets who seem to rise in fall every day. So, as a business, where should you invest your time and money?
It’s the 1st January 2012. You've been inundated with well-wishing SMS messages from numbers you don't have saved. You got up late and have only just showered. More than likely, you’re unbearably hungover. Like many others you have just begrudgingly thought about remedying the sour taste in your mouth...
If you are doing (or used to do) a lot of guest blogging, you are likely to have plenty of useful contacts stored in your Gmail (or Google Apps) account. While there are plenty of ways to efficiently organize those contacts (using software like Raven SEO Tools or maintaining your contact ...
In this week's special end of the year Whiteboard Friday, Rand shows us how to attract customers and accelerate our marketing efforts by using social media monitoring. Learning how to effectively build up relationships without spamming will be the key to your success in the social realm. We hope you had a wonderful 2011 and don't forget to leave your comments below. ...
For anyone that's experience the joys of doing SEO on an exceedingly large site, you know that keeping your content in check isn't easy. Continued iterations of the Panda algorithm have made this fact brutally obvious for anyone that's responsible for more than a few hundred thousand pages.
I recently watched a great talk by Rand over at Hackers & Founders that he titled, "Inbound Marketing for Startups" and it made me think about what is arguably the question that is on the mind of every startup founder: "How do I get my new company/website to gain traction?"
Just when you thought you could count to 10, along came Google. I explore the new math of modern SERPs, and what it means for your SEO efforts.
Most everyone wants to be great, right? Why not. But in your pursuit of greatness, sometimes it is helpful to take a step back. Before we set out to conquer the world of search, let's first look at 3 simple things that will help you, as a search marketer, to not flat-out suck. That's reasonable, right?