The Search Engine Weekly Roundup is a weekly instalment on the Wow Internet blog, where I give you a list of finest blogs from the week, revolving around SEO, CRO, Social Media, Marketing, etc. This week includes posts regarding link building psychology, Google link devaluation, a content...
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The Search Engine Weekly Roundup is a weekly instalment on the Wow Internet blog, where I give you a list of finest blogs from the week, revolving around SEO, CRO, social media, marketing, etc. This week has some truly excellent content, covering an advanced SEO guide, SEO leader’s finest moments, as well as getting the best out of your eCommerce site and images.
The Advanced Guide to SEO
Neil Patel and Sujan Patel
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Right, this might possibly be one of, if not THE finest SEO guide(s) out there. Provided by Neil and Sujan Patel, this is a nine chapter guide to advanced SEO techniques and strategies. As the post states:
“This resource is piled to the top with tactile, immediately actionable things you can do to your website”, “I want you all to be insanely successful and prosperous on the web!”
Not a bad gesture, eh?
As I mentioned, it covers 9 topics (or chapters), featuring Indexation and Accessibility, WordPress, Keyword Research, Link Building with Content and it ends with Search Verticals. One other thing to add is that aesthetically, this post is fantastic, which is just the cherry on the cake. Whether you’re just starting out or you’re a fully fledged SEO pro, this is an essential read.
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This weekly instalment provides you with some of the finest articles and blog posts from SEO, marketing, social media, etc. This week, there is content regarding keyword research, guest blogging and SEO for PDFs.
The Ultimate Guide to Advanced Guest Blogging
Pratik Dholakiya
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Guest posting has seemingly blown up in popularity and indeed importance during 2012, so with this in mind, it’s going to be in a lot of people’s best interests to really get to grips with the overall process. Pratik Dholakiya has created a fantastic post which has been posted on YouMoz which covers 5 key aspects of guest posting; finding guest post opportunities, developing an idea, creating content, outreach and promotion. In this post, you’ll also find lists of what you should and shouldn’t do, past outreach experience, outreach tools, ideas on how to create content, etc. All in all, a fantastic post which is certainly a must read.
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This weekly instalment provides you with five of the finest articles and blog posts from marketing, SEO, social media, et al. This week includes some creative SEO, optimisation for WordPress and improving your outreach strategy. A tad late of course, but I hope you all had a...
Continue ReadingIn this weekly instalment, we provide you with some of the finest blogs and articles from the worlds of SEO, marketing and social media. This week includes articles regarding marketing stats, Reddit traffic and Google+ ads.
The 52 Most Interesting Marketing Stats of 2012
Oli Gardner
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As the title of this post suggests, we’ve got another best of 2012 post. This time round, it’s provided by Oli Gardner of Unbounce, and he has listed 52 intriguing stats from the world of marketing for the past year, all in quick, bite-size form and with corresponding “Tweet this” links. What more could you want? These 52 statistics have also been broken down into several categories, and he’s even included his own top 5, the headliner of these being that you’re more likely to survive a plane crash than click a banner ad. In fairness, me clicking a daft banner ad is about as likely as me preventing a plane crash with sticky-tape, Father Ted style.
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In this weekly instalment, we provide you with the finest blogs and articles from the worlds of SEO, marketing and social media. This week includes a review of the past year in search marketing, as well as a tip for the upcoming year. This is a pretty special edition considering we’re all going to blow up next week. Enjoy!
33 Links and How to Get Them
Justin Briggs
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In this post from Justin Briggs, he provides a meticulous insight into how he and his team received some very reputable links, using a plethora of creative methods. You don’t often see genuine examples of methods which have worked for somebody, so the sheer transparency of a post like this is very commendable.
Justin goes through several ways in which he found success, with just one example being the creation of a “Making of” video. People love to see the origins and creation of a product, so that’s what Justin and his team tapped in to. After they launched one of their mobile games, they created one of these videos, and managed an article on IGN. Not bad, eh? There are so many excellent examples of how they managed powerful links in this post.
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In this weekly instalment, we provide you with the finest blogs and articles from the worlds of SEO, marketing and social media. This week’s edition includes SEO in 2013, guest blogging and the elusive ‘filter bubbles’.
The Future of SEO in 2013
Gaz Copeland | Stoked SEO
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SEO in 2012 has been rather eventful, hasn’t it? I’ve only recently entered this profession, and there’s already been an absolute shed-load to keep up with. Considering this, you know what’d be good? If someone could perchance ask a few people who aren’t half bad at SEO what they think could happen in 2013… Ah, that’s where Gaz Copeland steps in. He’s compiled a gargantuan post on the Stoked SEO blog, containing responses from a plethora of SEO experts, all saying what they think 2013 has in store for us.
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In this weekly instalment we provide you with the finest blogs and articles from the worlds of SEO, marketing and social media. This edition includes tips from the very best regarding time management, the new face of SEO and a new Google Analytics tool.
How SEO Pros Manage Their Time
Sean Dillon Smith | seandillonsmith.com
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Tracking analytics, keeping a watchful eye on rankings, analysing keywords, writing reports, writing blogs/articles, dealing with clients, link building, forming relationships, etcetera, etcetera. There is just so much to do in SEO, it can prove rather difficult to manage and allocate your time properly. In light of this, Sean Dillon Smith has posed a set of 7 questions regarding this, such as “how do you track your time spent?” and “what tools do you use to keep on task?” He asked several SEO pros these questions, and has documented their responses into a fantastic blog post on his eponymously named site.Why not Tweet Sean’s Blog here: Tweet
In this weekly instalment, we offer up 5 of the finest articles from the worlds of SEO, marketing, et al. This week, we have posts which regard tips for smaller businesses, a recent webinar hosted by Rand Fishkin and Nathan Latka, and how somebody got their website to 100k monthly visits from scratch.
Link Building for the Little Guys
Matthew Barby | SEOmoz
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Christ on a bike, our very own Matthew Barby has had a post published on SEOmoz! He’s written about how smaller, less influential businesses can get their content out there and successfully attain links by forming relationships with industry peers. The usual methods of link building have been posted several times (infographics, e-books, etc), but it’s much harder for small businesses to get their content noticed. Matthew speaks about the importance of making these relationships, and what he does to form them. He also tells us how social media and this very blog help with this method, and how he got links to our website from Larry Kim.
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This weekly instalment of our Search Engine News Round-up is here to go through all of the finest talking points, blogs and news from the world of search, social, etc. In this week’s edition, we have posts which describe how to find long-tail keywords, ways in which you can utilise your creative intellect in SEO and the new Authorship Analytics.
