Building on last month’s column, Five Linking Myths That Need To Go Away In 2013, one of the best and worst things about the Web is the never-ending supply of absolutely horrifying bad information that must be clarified.
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Are you confused about the difference between Penguin and an Unnatural Links penalty? Not sure whether you should be disavowing your links? Wondering whether you should file for reconsideration? Well...you're not alone! Delete the scoop?
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You need to remember that, when a freelance writer advertises that they “Understand SEO” all that means in most cases is they know they need to use your keyword at least three times in the article.
If you keep skipping around, looking for the cheapest content provider you’re always going to have weak content, not because it’s cheap, but because the writer just isn’t familiar with your blog or your needs... Delete the scoop?
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It’s been a long, painful Spring and Summer for a lot of websites and link builders. I took a month away from it all for personal reasons, but I did conduct a couple linking strategy training sessions, and kept on top of things via my iPad. Delete the scoop?
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The sky is falling! Google wants to force everyone to buy PPC ads! SEO is Dead! Penguin and Panda Killing Small Business! I wish I had a HTML tag to indicate sarcasm... Delete the scoop?
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Not too long ago, you could buy a keyword-rich domains add keywords to Titles and H1 tags, anchor text and content, then get some directory and comment links, plus do some article submissions and you'd make money. Delete the scoop?
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“Today I will devise the 5 step plan to deal with a Panda and Penguin penalty. BTW: the plan itself is simple the things you have to do are not...” http://seo2.0.onreact.com/how-to-kill-pandas-and-penguins-but-not-people Delete the scoop?
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Google has confirmed with us that on Thursday, September 27th, they released a Panda algorithm update – this would be the 20th Panda update and thus we are naming it Panda 20. Delete the scoop?
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In our perspective, whether you're blaming Penguin, Panda or another update from Google isn't really that interesting if you're not an SEO. What matters most is: you've lost traffic, how are you going to get it back? Delete the scoop?
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“I'm going to register one hundred domains and link them all to my main website." Delete the scoop?
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