Scientific Results Of 23 Million Visits: Creating Clickable Titles

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How A Cheap Hamburger Brought Top Search Rankings And Incredible Traffic

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Feed Your Blog`s Readers Well

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Google to Penalize For Excessive Above-the-Fold Ads

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The Google Search Optimization Truth You Aren`t Being Told

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Did Google Break its Own Terms of Service?

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Does Patrick Byrne’s Overstock.com Face Bankruptcy In 2012?

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Website Auditor Review: A Full-Featured On-Page Optimization Tool

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How User Generated Content Helps SEO

Last Updated on Monday, 19 December 2011 05:59 Written by External Post Monday, 19 December 2011 05:59

I’m talking about user-generated content, of course. This kind of content gives you something your competitors don’t have. But that’s not the only reason you should enlist the help of users and visitors to your site to add content. When visitors to your site leave comments in your forums or on your blog posts, they use their own terms for your products and services. This can help you tremendously with keyword research. User-generated content can provide other users with valuable information about your products and services. Sure, there’s the classic case of new forum members asking question…
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Google Launches Search Transparency Blog Series

Last Updated on Monday, 19 December 2011 05:59 Written by External Post Monday, 19 December 2011 05:59

While Google technically made the first blog post in this series last month, they didn’t specifically call it a new, ongoing series until they made yesterday’s post. You can find it at Google Inside Search. Written by Scott Huffman, Google’s engineering director, it fills a gap of sorts. True, the search engine has published nearly 1,000 blog posts about search, plus more than 400 webmaster videos and thousands of forum posts. But we make roughly 500 improvements in a given year, Huffman noted, so this new series provides a way to capture some of those changes. Danny Sullivan did an analysi…
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