Do you get lost online when you encounter broken links? Here is how you can eliminate those nasty broken links on your blog or website. 
Many SEO experts advise against focusing only on backlinks when it comes to manipulating your website’s search engine ranking. The same experts will then go on to do exactly what ... Via Erik Emanuelli 
This question should interest every entrepreneur and someone who is active in one way or another on social media. These different options will give you the necessary support. [note mg]
Imagine that you’ve spent years building a business and growing a website. You launch a promotion to email a list of potential customers with exciting new opportunities to save lots of money by doing business with you. Did you email too many people, or did you email the wrong people? Did someone turn you in as a “spammer” to one of the many spammer blacklist organizations out there?
How do you know you’re on the Google List or any other database of blacklisted sites?
Read more: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/8-ways-find-google-list-blacklisted-sites/ Via Martin Gysler, ABroaderView 
Watch a video about Google Images Via Tina Cook 
Robin Good: Eppie Vojt, a Digital Marketing Consultant at JPL, has just published a great case study on making "garbage" rank in the SERPs, and at the end of it has discretely launched a new great online tool: LinkDetective.
LinkDetective will x-ray and dissect any website to provide you with a detailed breakdown of all the links pointing to that URL. Not only. LinkDetective allows you to slice and dice this data in a million different ways, giving you the capability for example to see only anchor text links coming from blogs, comments, or blogrolls and to see exactly where those have been obtained.
"Most link metrics tell a story you already know -- people are ranking with authoritative links and heavy use of anchor text.
No matter how you slice that, it doesn't get more actionable.
The challenge is figuring out where you can GET THOSE LINKS. Isn't it?
That's where Link Detective comes in.
Link Detective rifles through a backlink profile using semantic markup and URL naming conventions to group links by type. This makes it SUPER easy to see which of your competitors' links you can swipe for yourself.
Even if you're not looking for the "low-hanging fruit," Link Detective can make your job easier.
By quickly classifying low quality links, Link Detective leaves a smaller pile of high quality contextual links behind that you can run through manually.
No matter how you use it, Link Detective makes link building a breeze."
Highly recommended. 9/10
Sign-up now: http://www.linkdetective.com/ ;
Via Robin Good, ABroaderView 
Do four million dollar ads drive web traffic or make you purchase products? 
When you examine social networks' TOS, you'll see that many have different opinions as to acceptable versus prohibited behavior. In most of the cases of mass banning, social networks have responded to users who have broken the terms of service (TOS). However, when you take a look at the TOS on various social networks, you’ll see that many have different opinions as to what is considered acceptable behavior versus what is prohibited. Via maxOz Lee Lefever has made of Common Craft the company-to-go-to to get complex stuff about the Internet explained in an easy way. Here is a recent classic about SEO. Via Robin Good, ABroaderView 
In this webinar we will discuss how Google's ranking algorithm and indexing system has changed and its effect on traditional SEO. Via Alessio Madeyski 
Check out what the top SEO Experts in the industry think about links as opposed to tweets! This is also a great list of the top SEO Experts. Via Chris @ RWS
In this webinar we will discuss how Google's ranking algorithm and indexing system has changed and its effect on traditional SEO. Via Alessio Madeyski 
Download HubSpot's free ebook, "Optimizing Landing Pages for Lead Generation and Conversion."... Via Khaled El Ahmad, Jose H. Flores |
Funny mash up video of Matt Cutts giving advice on how to rank number 1 on Google search. Google launched Knowledge Graph on 16th May 2012. Knowledge graph is a search technology which would help you to find out new information quickly and easily. 
Recently I visited Google Webmaster Forums (the category Crawling, indexing & ranking ) and spent some time reading all the various posts of people who lost rank and traffic to their blogs, with many cases of sites that have... Via Erik Emanuelli 
It's important that when people Google your business, you're not the only one talking about it. Develop a process to foster evangelists for your store. Via Gregg Breward 
The Google Panda is hard at work making changes to Google's algorithm - what will it mean for your website or blog? ![The Five Most Common Mistakes In SEO [Video] | Seo Tips To Improve Your SEO | Scoop.it](http://img.scoop.it/Yx7R1SMxW86np3CBwlKhcjl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVaiQDB_Rd1H6kmuBWtceBJ)
Figuring out how to improve your site’s Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is perhaps one of the most confusing tasks for any business that doesn’t have a web background. Via John van den Brink 
Sweeping and fundamental changes to online search are in full swing.
Google announced that it will begin collecting and sharing user data on just about all of its sites – and users will not have the ability to opt out.
One consequence of this move will be Google delivering users search results that are exponentially more personalized than anything we are used to seeing.
Because our activities on YouTube, Gmail, Picassa and Google+ will be factored in, when we do a Google search it will feel like a Facebook news stream experience – we will see more content from our connections and based on our own behavior and preferences. Via Antonino Militello, Level343, ABroaderView 
14 Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Website Analyse Tools Search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of improving the visibility of a website or a web page in search engines via... Via WordPress SEO & Social Media, Rami Kantari 
From the article: "Many consumers have now discovered that they can use social networks to actually find a company that deals with the product or service they need.
So how can your company get to the top of a social media search page?
By using keywords.
Here are some of the places and different ways you can use keywords on your social media pages.
#1: Find the right keywords for your social media accounts: it’s important to realize that the keywords you decide to use will be different for different social media accounts. It is not a “one keyword fits all” operation.
#2: Use the keyword in photo captions: The goal is to use keywords on your social media site whenever possible. One of the first things you can do is use these keywords to describe your company photos.
#3: Use your keyword when linking and tagging webpages: Social media keywords generally work best with sites such as LinkedIn and Facebook, but this ideas works just as well when it comes to Twitter.
#4: Include the keyword in your headline...
#5: Include your keyword in your summary and “about” section..."
Read the full article http://j.mp/w97lmm
(Curated by Giuseppe Mauriello)
Via Giuseppe Mauriello, Robin Good, Pepe Crespo, wayneb77, Chris @ RWS 
I wanted to take a few steps back for this post about link building and cover some of the essentials that all SEOs should be aware of if they are building links. I tend to be a bit old school in my thinking sometimes and still think that all SEOs should go back to basics and make sure they understand the fundamentals of what they are doing – and why. It seems obvious, but not enough SEOs ask why. Its something I try and encourage my team at Distilled to do – question things and always ask why something is the way it is and why we are doing it that way.
1. Why Care About Links? I know you probably know this one, but bare with me. I’ve been in too many conversations when people say “links are important” but have no idea why. Via Chris @ RWS 
The process has already started, and as a publisher you need to make sure you are adapting your marketing strategy to line up, or get left behind. Google... Via Alessio Madeyski 
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