Best Ways to Exclude Internal Traffic in Google Analytics
Do you know the simplest mistake most companies, agencies, and individuals overlook when it comes to reporting monthly numbers? Have you ever stopped and thought about how many times you visit your clients’ websites in an hour, in a day, in a month? If you aren’t excluding your traffic to your clients’ websites yet, you […]
Top 25 SEO Agencies Affected by Panda in the UK According to Searchmetrics
Similar to Branded3′s post last week about the most visible SEO agencies according to Searchmetrics I decided to take the lead and update the spreadsheet to see which SEO companies have good onsite content, due to the fact that Google rolled out a new Panda update recently : I was shocked to see Branded3 coming […]
Try a Little Tenderness – The Relationship Between Designers and SEOs
The relationship between designers & SEOs is often rocky, fraught with issues. So how can we improve things & develop better working relationships?
Post from Laura Phillips on State of Search
Try a Little Tenderness – The Relationship Between Designers and SEOs
When VLOOKUP Isn’t Enough: 3 Indications Microsoft Access Might Be Useful
A few years ago, Ben wrote a great post about how wonderful Access is for SEO and why you should use it. I want to build on his post to explain how you might go about using Access, if he Continue reading »
We Shouldn’t Care About PageRank
Last week at Mozcon, I was asked a question in the live QA. The question went a little like this: “Can you tell me why some of my internal pages don’t have PageRank, even though they rank well in the search results?” Now, don’t get me wrong, I’ve spent years finding myself fascinated by detailed […]
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Be smart, make the summer months count
Many companies pause or shut down all marketing campaigns during the summer holidays. This is not advisable, especially not when it comes to search, and especially not in the Nordics. In Norway we have a total of 2 months of summer a year. 10 months of rain, snow and cold, and only 2 months of read more »
Post from Agnete Tøien Pedersen on State of Search
Be smart, make the summer months count
How to Perform a Content Audit
One of my favorite things about going to conferences is all of the exciting ideas you come away with. At MozCon 2013, which just ended yesterday, the focus was on creating quality content strategies. But unless you’re building a brand Continue reading »
The Life Before Google Reading List
Everything you need to know about search engine history and development from the early days of search.
Post from Nichola Stott on State of Search
The Life Before Google Reading List
Mastering PPC: Make The Case For Mobile PPC
Mobile internet usage will outnumber desktop internet usage as early as 2014. While having a mobile PPC presence isn’t the best strategy for everyone, it is critical to see if it can be incorporated into your advertising mix. If mobile doesn’t fit your paid search strategy, perhaps you are in a regulated industry or have […]
Efficiency ≠ Effectiveness: 7 SEO Plugins for Chrome
Managing your time effectively – Ned’s 7 Top SEO Chrome Plugins.
Post from Ned Poulter on State of Search
Efficiency ≠ Effectiveness: 7 SEO Plugins for Chrome
Mastering PPC: Geo-Targeting PPC
If you have a business that only services a certain area, it’s only logical that you want to advertise to the area you’d service! The problem is, search engines tend to have a pretty wide array of targeting options, so businesses wind up advertising for far more than they can actually cover. Even worse, they […]
Internal Linking Road Map
I’m currently working on a client’s site and as part of the audit process I noticed the internal linking was poor and their main landing pages had only one or two links going to them. One such way to combat this was to improve the sites main navigation, this has been difficult though due to […]
The Rise and Fall of Citadel-Insurance.co.uk
In a well-documented haze of online search engine manipulation it became apparent that the competitive nature of the ‘car insurance’ organic search results was simply too much for one company to ignore after it came to light that one site had mysteriously appeared on the first page of Google search results in an alarming period […]
Thought Google Analytics was all about SEO? Think again.
Within his recent LinkLove presentation, Will Critchlow talked about this idea of becoming a ‘full stack marketer’ and it’s an idea that resonates here at Distilled and the kind of direction we are working towards as a company. When it Continue reading »
Mastering PPC: Getting to Know Smaller Search Engines
Imagine this: You own a business software company and your goal is for individuals to come onto your site and fill out a short form so you can give them a call and sell them on how your software would benefit their company. Your company is running ads on two engines, both of which have received […]
Negative Seo the link takedowns
Following on from Craig’s post yesterday …. Let’s say for example I wanted to take down a competitor, in this case it’s my site David Naylor and the keyword is DaveN, Firstly I could quickly log into Ahrefs and collect some data, mainly linking to me with that anchor text: Create a fake email account on […]
Google’s take on SEO
It is safe to say advances in SEO can be measured on an exponential scale. There are more SEO techniques now than simply bulking up keywords in a page’s copy and exchanging links; the summit has risen higher.
Before the air gets too thin to breathe, it’s important to set our sights on base camp.
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Jobs Market results gets the special treatment in Google
Sometimes it’s the little things you notice, like today, in the UK search results I noticed what I thought was just a Google clustering mess up but sadly it wasn’t. Search in Google.co.uk for seo jobs or even hgv drivers jobs Now in Ripon I’m seeing Indeed take 6 results, but Google is targeting my […]
Link Removals – You’re At Risk
We have recently been doing one of many link clean-ups that come along with new clients, where we analyse the client’s backlink profile and follow that up with link removal requests that we have agreed upon with the client; so basically finding all the problem links and attempting to get them removed. We try to […]
The Money is in the Videos
There is a lot of money in online video, that is for sure. Moneysupermarket took a closer look in this infographic.
Post from Bas van den Beld on State of Search
The Money is in the Videos