An Introduction to Artful Link Poaching

Link poachery falls into that class of link acquisition strategies that includes Link Reclamation and Link Harvesting. Link reclamation deals with asking Website owners to replace links whose original destinations have been taken offline. Link harvesting deals with redirecting assets you control – which have earned links – toward other destinations you control. These redirected…

SEOCausal: proving the impact of link building

The campaign Our client, a market leader in enterprise cloud business management solutions, was looking to re-establish itself as the first-choice provider of accounting solutions for businesses of all sizes, but in particular, with small businesses. Through a single large-scale content marketing campaign, we needed to reach and engage small business prospects and improve brand […]

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Endless Sources of Natural Links

One of the few phrases in search engine optimization for which I believe most people agree on a definition is “natural links”. Everyone seems to understand that these are “links bestowed by someone else without your knowledge or incentive”. “Natural links” equal “earned links” for all intents and purposes, although technically they include a few…

Scalable, White Hat Link Acquisition Tips

Scalable, White Hat Link Acquisition Tips comply with search engine guidelines, don’t entail paying other people for links, and offer no guarantees of influencing search results. The links should create real value for human visitors wherever they are placed. I’ve historically divided link acquisition between “link building” and “earning links”. But the Web has evolved…

SEO news in May 2021: Google introduces a new language model

This month, Google held their annual I/O conference, an event at which they announce new product releases and other interesting stuff. They introduced us to MUM, their new language model and the next step in understanding online content. But meeting (their) MUM wasn’t all. There was lots of SEO news in May 2021 and our […]

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Crowd marketing: A link building method that only 2% use to rank higher on Google

Discover why crowd marketing as a link building strategy is still useful in 2020, the best practices to apply, and things to be aware of. Stay tuned!

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The anatomy of a negative SEO attack

LinkGraph CTO, Manick Bhan, discusses the most common types of negative SEO and details how site owners can perform negative SEO remediation.

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Five quick SEO wins to give your website a boost in search

SEO is not for the faint of heart. It takes tons of effort and know-how. That said, there are some quick wins you can apply, even with limited knowledge and expertise. This article details four of those quick win actions.

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If you think you’re link building, you’re doing it wrong

Founder and CEO of Organic Growth, Kevin Carney discovered many link building golden nuggets after interviewing 39 people with titles from Marketing Specialist, Outreach Team Lead, Head of Content, to VP of SEO & Analytics, about their link building practices.

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What are sponsored, nofollow and ugc links, and why use them?

Links are an important part of SEO. Without links, Google (or other search engines) may not discover your pages, or might not think that they’re important. Sometimes, though, you might want Google not to follow a link. Or you might want to tell them a particular is sponsored, or added to your page by a […]

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